DisplayPort
pcDisplayPort is a digital display interface standard primarily used to connect video sources to displays and other digital displays.
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DisplayPort is a high-bandwidth digital interface created by the Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) that supports video resolutions of up to 8K at 60Hz and audio output. It is commonly used in personal computers and graphics cards to connect to monitors, enabling the transfer of audio-visual data with high fidelity and low latency.
examples
A desktop computer setup using a DisplayPort 1.4 connection capable of delivering a 4K resolution video stream at 144Hz.
Commonly used in high-performance gaming computers to connect to gaming monitors, where high refresh rates and resolution are critical.
A laptop docking station employing a DisplayPort to drive dual 1080p monitors.
Often utilized in office environments to expand screen real estate for productivity applications.