DisplayPort to USB-C Cable
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Carries a DisplayPort signal from a full-size DP output into a USB-C monitor that accepts DP Alt Mode input. Useful for connecting a desktop GPU to USB-C-only displays.
Carrying a full-size DisplayPort signal into a USB-C monitor that accepts DisplayPort Alt Mode, this cable bridges a desktop graphics card to a display equipped with only a USB-C input. It moves the signal in one direction, from the DP source to the USB-C sink, at up to 32.4 Gbps for resolutions as high as 8K at 30 Hz. The arrangement is common where a workstation GPU exposes DisplayPort outputs but the chosen monitor, often a portable panel, offers only USB-C. Because it relies on DP Alt Mode at the display end, that monitor must support the mode. A 2-meter length is typical. Cables run $12 to $25.