StarTech.com DisplayPort to HDMI 4K Audio / Video Converter – DisplayPort 1.2 to HDMI Active Adapter for DP-enabled Computers – 4K @ 30Hz

The **StarTech DisplayPort to DVI Adapter** is a high-quality product that delivers exactly what you'd expect from a trusted brand. Known for their reliability in tech accessories, StarTech continues this trend with this well-constructed adapter. It's compact, durable, and feels solid in hand, making it perfect for both professional and personal setups.In terms of performance, the adapter works seamlessly, allowing you to connect DisplayPort-equipped devices to DVI displays without any hassle. The video quality is excellent, supporting resolutions up to 1920x1200, making it ideal for both office use and media consumption. The plug-and-play setup means there’s no need for additional drivers, and installation is quick and straightforward.What really stands out is the build quality. The connectors fit snugly, ensuring a secure connection, while the cable itself is flexible yet sturdy, resistant to wear over time. Whether you're using it for extended desktop setups or connecting to an older monitor, this adapter gets the job done reliably. Overall, the StarTech adapter is an excellent choice if you're looking for a dependable, high-performance solution to bridge your DisplayPort to DVI needs.

I have used others and they state they are 1.4 but they never work. This brand just works. I have bought 2 of these now and been spot on.

The product works perfectly and came a day earlier then what they said so the postage was amassing,the only thing i didn't realize is that it is a passive adapter so this will NOT work with eyefinity,thought id let people know so they don't make the same mistake i did.

Only a few weeks ago I tried the equivalent DisplayPort to VGA adaptor which was impressive.This little DVI-D adaptor is, if it's at all possible, even better and provides an absolutely rock-solid picture at its full resolution of 1900 x 1200.It connects securely to my standard DVI cable and the other end plugs and latches into the DisplayPort socket on the back of the Dell computer I'm using. The flexible cable ensures you haven't got it sticking out at right angles on your PC. All-in-all, very secure.I didn't see any drivers being loaded, it just started working, so it's truly plug and play.I have no negatives to report; its been working for about a week now and I never even think about it, it "just works".Recommended if you have DisplayPort on your PC (they look a bit like a cross between a USB and HDMI connector).

Works perfectly for the specification mentioned above (in agreement with the description). I in general have been impressed with StarTech display and USB cables and tools

I used to scrimp and save on cables, adapters, etc but these days I just want something that will work exactly like it says it will. Put simply, startech stuff is expensive, but it's solid, reliable, and it works *exactly* like it says it will, e.g I just plugged this in to a displayport plug on a high-end GPU and connected it to a 4K monitor, and I have a 60Hz image that is exactly the same as if I'd plugged it straight HDMI to HDMI.Others are cheaper, but if you can afford this and just want something that is guaranteed to work, then I think it's worth it.

Not really deserving such a low score, but the description should be better to avoid you making the mistake I did.It may convert from DP to HDMI, but it will not convert from HDMI to DP. So you can use an HMDI monitor with a display port card, but not a display port monitor with an HDMI card.Bearing in mind this is not an active device, that did not seem unreasonable to have expected, but clearly this is more to conversion that simply pin and physical format.Given that one vendor of video cards told me (about DVI/HDMI/DVI), that they were all digital, so they all work with each other, its not just me who is confused. CD's and DVD's are digital, but they are not the same thing, so I was apalled by this guys lack of knowledge, which even surpassed mine. Point being, many people could make the same mistake as me.

Does what it says on the tin, but it does not support HDR or 10/12 bit monitor displays. Plenty of cheaper adaptors do have such functionality.