Cable Matters32.4Gbps DisplayPort 1.4 Cable - 6ft, Support 8K 60Hz, 4K 240Hz DisplayPort Cable 1.4 with FreeSync, G-SYNC and HDR for Gaming Monitor, PC, RTX 4080/4090, RX 6800/6900

Works very well. Used it on my monitor and replaced an old DP cord. Supports great 4K on my monitor. There’s a little button on top which is very convenient when you can’t see the cord. Would definitely recommend.

This was ordered to replace a cheaper non-certified display port cable. My new monitor came with a HDMI cable, but my PC only had display port outputs. Ordered a cheaper non-certified cable and it caused video and sound problems. I had intermittent video streaking and audio static pops right from hookup. Tried several "fixes" but nothing worked. Found a tech article that suggested a cheap cable could cause a variety of problems. Since installing this cable I have had no problems at all. This cable has been working perfectly for several days and has cleared up both issues. Certified cables may cost a few bucks more, but they are worth the money. Quality construction and material made a big difference in this case. If you are having strange screen and sound problems you might check if your cables meet VESA standards.

As it turns out I didn't need this, so I can't honestly say if this product is effective or not. But, I can say that it appeared to be a quality item and it looked to be the same as it was advertised to be. Also, it arrived on time and in good condition.

Works fine.

This cable worked wellEasy to use plug and playI did what it was designed to doGreat picture qualityA good looking wireRecommended

Good cable quality, push button to remove is a bit stiff

Replaced a broken Samsung displayport cable. Works perfectly, the locks are a nice touch.

i recently upgraded to an ultrawide (3440x1440) monitor, and almost immediately after firing up some games (firewatch, deep rock galactic) i started seeing these sporadic, brief flashes of white, staticky horizontal lines across the monitor. maybe once every... 15-60 seconds. it seemed like it was happening when there was a significant frametime spike, as if the monitor was having a hard time keeping up with gsync. i've got a ryzen 7 3700x and an rtx 3080ti, so it seemed unlikely to be a performance/capability issue.at first i worried that the monitor that i'd bought (secondhand) was damaged or faulty and that i had been duped by the seller. then i checked my displayport cable -- it was just some unbranded cable that i'd pulled from my cables/parts bin. i bought this Cable Matters cable, swapped it in, and my issue is fully resolved.we often think "all digital cables are the same; they're just carrying signals to be read as ones and zeroes". it's sort of true, and sort of not. the long and the short of it is this: when troubleshooting strange issues, don't be so quick to dismiss that your cable might be at fault. and when you do get around to replacing it, buy one from a quality, trusted brand who adheres to standards and certifications.