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Does this cable supports 144hz?

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By reatz
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Since it's listed as Dual Link, I would say it should support 144Hz, but it may only be dual link pinouts and only support single link internally. 

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Since the product specifications mention "4K at up to 30Hz", that technically means 1080p@120Hz max.

The product doesn't mention it being active either, which is required for over 120Hz connectivity:

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WARNING: There are an enormous number of fake "Dual-Link" DVI passive adapters on the market, which are really only Single-Link adapters falsely advertised as "Dual-Link". There is no such thing as a passive DP to Dual-Link DVI adapter. All passive adapters are Single-Link-only, no exceptions. If you need a Dual-Link connection (for a 120+ Hz display for example) you need a Dual-Link active adapter, not a passive adapter.

https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/729232-guide-to-display-cables-adapters-v2/

 

I suspect it won't even do 120Hz though.. This looks like a simple passive adapter.

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35 minutes ago, reatz said:

Okay can someone link me a cable that supports 144hz 1080p?

Why are you looking for an adapter and not just a Display Port cable?

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40 minutes ago, nick name said:

Why are you looking for an adapter and not just a Display Port cable?

The XL2411Z doesn't have a DisplayPort input.

1 hour ago, reatz said:

Okay can someone link me a cable that supports 144hz 1080p?

You need one of these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003XYBA72/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_9HCTDbFAZBHEH

 

I would recommend returning or selling the monitor and getting one with DisplayPort.

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21 hours ago, Glenwing said:

The XL2411Z doesn't have a DisplayPort input.

 

Ahhhh, the Amazon product page I looked at showed the P model and not the Z.  I didn't catch that.  My bad.

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