Video over usb type C

[Corduroyew]

Motherboard asrock b550 phantom gaming itx/ax

OS Windows 10

cpu ryzen 9 3950x

Video card Gigabyte RTX2060 mini itx oc

display Uperfect 13" 4k portable display

 

I sometimes use a portable monitor that is capable of getting video and power both from it's USB type c input.  The motherboard I'm using has 2 type C USB 3.1 get 2 ports and is technically capable of outputting a video signal but because I don't have onboard graphics so I can't just plug the monitor into the USB port and have it work and the video card doesn't have a type C port on it so I can't just plug directly into that either.  I'm currently running a usb c cable for power and another (HDMI) cable for video.  I don't like having 2 cables running across my desk and would like to reduce it to 1.

 

My question is, if I connected one of my video card's DP outputs to the USB C port on the back of my motherboard (I realize that most of these cables only go from type c to dp and not the other way around, but I do have one on hand that can go from dp to type c)  would that feed the video signal back to my motherboard so that I could then simply plug the monitor into the type c port on the front of the computer and get both power and video for my monitor?  Would I damage anything if I tried it?

 

I realize it's a long shot and I fully expect the answer to be "no, don't do it" but I just thought I would ask.

[Middcore]

No, it won't work.