Moread Gold-Plated DisplayPort Cable, 6 Feet, 5 Pack, Display Port Cable (4K@60Hz, 1440p@144Hz) DP Cable Compatible with Computer, Desktop, Laptop, PC, Monitor, Projector - Black

It may have been my luck with this particular cable, as everyone else seems to love it, but my cable is so sensitive when plugged into my graphics card! If I touch my desktop the monitor flickers, If I walk near my desk (without walking like a ninja) the shaking makes the monitor flicker! It's crazy.Wait a minute... maybe it's the port in my GPU? No not really. I've tried the cable on my friend's GPU as well and it behaves the same way. I also have another display cable (but much shorter) that doesn't make my screen flicker. It's not a huge issue as long as I'm not moving, and as long as it doesn't escalate it's fine. But if you think this could be a problem, try going for another one.

I purchased a very expensive monitor and it had vertical errors in the video output, which looked like squishing of part of the graphic from top to bottom of the monitor. I thought I was going to have to DOA the monitor until I took a chance and replaced the manufacturer provided displayport cable. On a whim I purchased this cable and took it out of the package. The cable seems to be well shielded and yet flexible. The connectors are very tight making a perfect fit into the video card and the monitor. Once I turned on the display, WOW no more video errors. I am very impressed by this cable. Would I buy it again? A resounding yes.

A Skinnyish DisplayPort that fully delivers crisp 1080p 180hz action to my gaming monitor. Nothing to fully write home about here in terms of build but the price is right and the skinnier design is something I’m a fan of.

The cable works as intended. No problem running at a resolution of 2560x1080 at 60Hz to an ultra wide monitor. The cable is not too thick so cable management is easy.

Love the picture quality these give me. Unlike they HDMI cable I had before these lock into my video card and my monitor. The length is perfect for my setup. I always use gold plated connectors, I have had standard metal ones oxidize ( with tremendous loss of video quality).

I upgraded my graphics card to a Radeon 580 and bought this cable to take advantage of FreeSync on my 4K monitor. I started getting the blue screen of death with video card error messages. Other times, my monitor would suddenly display NO INPUT and turn off, forcing me to do a hard reset. I took my computer to Best Buy to get it checked out. It took two weeks of fiddling with settings and even replacing the graphics card, but I kept getting the BSoD. Finally, I bought a more expensive DP cable... I haven't had a single problem since. This cable is cheap for a reason. You get what you pay for.

The cable works great but I just found out that using a lighter too close to the monitor will cause it to cut out and change inputs. My other monitor that has a different cable is not affected but it is also a different brand monitor. The simple solution is to just not use lighter within a foot of my monitor which is probably a good idea anyways.

Bought this for my ASUS VG248QE to use for 144 Hz 1080p gaming with my GTX 1080. The appearance of the monitor became very blurred today and then upon reboot, failed to recognize the monitor at all. The cable does not work with my second monitor, and my main display works with a DVI-D input. Very disappointed with this purchase.