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Connect a DP Alt Mode enabled USB-C source to an HDMI monitor, located up to 6.6ft (2m) away, with support for HDR video and resolutions up to 8K 60HzConnect an 8K 60Hz or a 4K 144Hz HDMI display to a DP Alt Mode-enabled USB Type-C source, at a distance of up to 6.6ft (2m), using this USB-C to HDMI Adapter Cable.High-Resolution HDR VideoThis USB-C to HDMI Cable enables resolutions of up to 8K 60Hz and is HDMI 2.1 FRL complaint. It supports HDR10, HDCP 1.x/2.2/2.3, and DSC 1.1/1.2a. The adapter cable supports 7.1 channel audio with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X.Hardware PlatformSingle MonitorDisplayPort Alt ModeIntel 11 th Gen & Later Processors8K 60Hz or 4K 144Hz*DisplayPort 1.4Nvidia RTX3000 and AMD RX6000 or later8K 60Hz or 4K 144HzDisplayPort 1.4Intel 10th Gen & Earlier4K 60HzDisplayPort 1.4Apple M1/M2 + Pro & Max4K 60Hz**DisplayPort 1.4*DSC support required to reach maximum resolution capabilities on Intel 11th Gen or later**Apple MacBook's with M1/M2 silicon can only support up to 4K 60Hz through HDMIUniversal CompatibilityThe USB-C to HDMI Converter Cable is compatible with laptops and devices from various brands such as Dell, HP, Lenovo, Microsoft, and more. It works with all hardware platforms and any operating system. The USB Type-C to HDMI Cable requires no drivers or software and works with USB-C DP Alt Mode, USB4, Thunderbolt 3, and Thunderbolt 4 laptops and devices.Note: Apple M1/M2 devices, including MacBook Pro, can only support up to 4K 60Hz over USB-C DP Alt Mode and cannot achieve 8K 60Hz.Thoughtfully DesignedCombining a video adapter and cable minimizes potential points of failure and signal loss. Adaptive receiver equalization optimizes the input signal and amplifies the output signal to ensure compatibility with high-resolution monitors. The cable is equipped with cage shielding to prevent Electromagnetic Interference (EMI).The StarTech.com Advantage

Create a high-performance triple-monitor workstation by connecting a DisplayPort Desktop to three independent HDMI monitorsConnect three HDMI monitors to a DisplayPort-enabled host device, using this DisplayPort to HDMI MST Hub.Drive Triple 4K 60Hz Displays with HDRMulti-Stream Transport (MST) technology combines multiple video signals into a single output signal/stream. This MST Hub separates the single input stream into three independent signals, one for each HDMI-enabled display. Support for High Dynamic Range (HDR) facilitates enhanced contrast, brightness, color, and luminosity.Host ConnectionMaximum Resolution Output 1Maximum Resolution Output 2Maximum Resolution Output 3Example Host Processor/GraphicsDisplayPort 1.4 with DSC4K 60Hz4K 60Hz4K 60HzIntel 12th Gen Processors & LaterDedicated AMD & Nvidia GPU's that support DSC4K 60Hz4K 60HzN/AIntel 11 th Gen with DSCDisplayPort 1.44K 30Hz4K 30Hz4K 30HzIntel 10 th Gen (Ice Lake Only)Intel 11th Gen Processors & LaterDedicated AMD and Nvidia GPU's that support DP 1.4DisplayPort 1.24K 30Hz4K 30Hz1080pIntel 8 th - 10th Gen Processors & Later*Please verify the GPU capabilities and driver support for DSC through MST with the OEM of the host deviceMultitasking Made EasyConfigure the triple-HDMI displays in extended or mirrored mode. Create a high-performance workstation by adding three independent 4K 60Hz displays. This empowers increased multi-tasking across your organization, resulting in increased productivity.Driverless for Rapid Deployment and Seamless User Setup ExperienceThis MST Hub achieves maximum performance with Windows desktops featuring Intel 12th generation (and later) processors, or dedicated graphics cards with DisplayPort 1.4 output ports and DSC support. Plug-and-play installation with no drivers or software required. The 12in (30cm) built-in DisplayPort cable provides options for flexible installation configurations, reducing the amount of strain on the port and connector. Additionally, this triple-monitor splitter is USB Powered and includes a 20inch (50cm) USB Micro-B power cable.The StarTech.com Advantage

This DVI - HDMI cable allows interconnection between digital display devices, including HDTVs and projectors, to digital source devices, such as satellite/cable boxes, Blu-ray players and AV receivers. HDMI DTVs will display video received from existing DVI-equipped products, and DVI-equipped TVs will display video from HDMI sources. HDMI technology uses a much more compact and user-friendly connector than the existing DVI connector. The HDMI specification handles higher bandwidth, uncompressed video and multi-channel digital audio, all in one neat cable solution. (DVI-HDMI cable supports digital video only).