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DisplayPort: стандарт дисплеев для профессионалов

Почему DisplayPort существует наряду с HDMI и как он стал необходимым для высокочастотного гейминга.

## 2006: DisplayPort 1.0 — The DVI Replacement

VESA created DisplayPort to replace DVI and VGA on PCs. Unlike HDMI, it's royalty-free — no licensing fees for manufacturers.

## 2010: DisplayPort 1.2 — Multi-Stream Transport

Added daisy-chaining (MST): one DP output driving multiple monitors in series. Also increased bandwidth to 17.28 Gbps for 4K@60Hz support.

## 2016: DisplayPort 1.4 — HDR and DSC

32.4 Gbps bandwidth with Display Stream Compression (DSC). This enabled 4K@120Hz and 8K@60Hz with visually lossless compression. The gaming standard.

## 2022: DisplayPort 2.1 — 80 Gbps

Massive bandwidth increase using the same UHBR signaling as USB4 v2.0. Enough for 4K@240Hz, dual 4K@120Hz, or 16K@60Hz with DSC.

## DisplayPort over USB-C

DP Alt Mode lets USB-C carry DisplayPort signal natively — the cleanest way to connect a laptop to a monitor. One cable for video, data, and power.

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