🔌 Club 3D Active HDMI to DisplayPort Video Adapter - 4K 60Hz, HDMI 2.0 (Male) to DP 1.2 (Female), with USB Power - Optimal for Monitor Conversion (CAC-1331) Review

Allows Xbox Series X to run at 1080p and 120 fps. The only adapter I could find worked with my Asus VG248QE monitor. Note that you need a DisplayPort to connect to the adapter, an HDMI cable will not work.

I've been waiting for years for a decent HDMI to Displayport adapter that runs at 4K/60 fps. This is the one! To be honest I don't understand why this was so difficult to achieve but the product is finally here and it really works. Take it!

I bought this cable because I was upgrading to a graphics card with 3 DisplayPort outs and 1 HDMI out and my older monitors don't support full 2560x1440 resolution over HDMI. The cable works 95% of the time, but sometimes the monitor it's connected to goes off for a few seconds. What's even more annoying, about half the time I start my computer or wake it from sleep, the monitor behaves as if it's turned off until I unplug both the HDMI and USB cable components, 5 seconds wait and plug it back…

When I first connected the HDMI cable from my Xbox Series X to this adapter, my Dell 1440p 144Hz monitor showed the message "supports 120 fps" . I was very excited. However, after about 10-15 minutes of gameplay, the display lost connection. At first I thought it was a power issue since I had it plugged into one of the Xbox's USB ports on the back, but even after switching to a fully powered USB port I still had the issue. Since the occasional loss of the display-to-monitor connection isn't an…

Okay, listen to me. I needed a solution for my capture card. My monitor only has 1 display port and 1 HDMI 1.4 port. The capture card I have only supports HDMI, the problem is getting 1440p and 120Hz is not possible on HDMI 1.4. This adapter works perfectly. I was able to get 1440p and 120hz (4k 60 and 1080p 120hz worked but couldn't get to 144hz). Just make sure you connect the USB cable to the motherboard and not the monitor! You might need to lower the resolution and frame rate before…

I have a strange use case, I'm using it on the HDMI 2.0 output port of a TESmart HKS0401A2U kvm switch to connect to the display port of an old 4K monitor 4K@60Hz . It works with the Mac Pro cheese grater and trash can that I use. The only thing is that sometimes the signal twitches when switching inputs, but I think that's more of a problem with the switch. I have another one of these switches that behaves strangely without an adapter or anything. In any case, cycling through the inputs or…

This works great with 4K 60Hz as advertised and as other reviewers have mentioned works with Oculus Rift S! However, one thing should not be forgotten. If you're interested in this desktop adapter, chances are you've already used all of your Displayport outputs. In my case I already have 3 Displayport monitors and wanted to use my Rift on my free HDMI port. Make sure your graphics card can handle all outputs at the same time! For example, my old GTX 1070 will NOT do four outputs at once, but…

SOURCE: X-Box Series XMONITOR: Asus ROG Swift PG279Q OUTPUT: (2K) 2560 x 1440 @ 120Hz DOES IT WORK: Yes. And "No" (explained below). PROBLEM: After 5 minutes of gameplay I lose the picture from the Xbox and the monitor shows "NO SIGNAL". return. This happens 2-3 times before saving the image for the duration of the game. SETTINGS: I've tried all kinds of settings on the Xbox and on my monitor to see if I can fix this issue. This occurs at 120 and 60 fps, all color intervals, and either manual…

If this product works then it works great, meets all advertised specs etc - 4K 60Hz, great picture quality, no problem. I bought this so I can switch my monitor from PC gaming to console (basically switchable). My monitor only supports 4k60hz over DisplayPort, not over HDMI. One thing I can't figure out is why this adapter is so sensitive. It may not be very compatible with my monitor (Samsung 28" 4K U28E590D) but I read at least one other review complaining about flickering. Three times a day…