Mini DisplayPort 1.4 转 HDMI 2.1 8K 适配器

What can I say, this product simply works for my Intel NUC 11 Enthusiast Phantom Canyon.My PC features NVIDIA RTX 2060 (mobile variant). Simply plug into mDP port and link it to HDMI cable and voila!!I'm getting silky smooth 4K 120hz on my LG C1 4K 120hz cable TV with HDMI 2.1 ports.One thing I noticed was that the dongle requires USB connection for power and it gets REALLY HOT!I put a small fan next to the dongle so it cools it just enough.I highly recommend this product for someone who has similar set up. (NVIDIA RTX variants)

I purchased several ACTIVE miniDP to HDMI adaptors when the first one I ordered did not work on my Mac. My setup - 2013 Mac Pro, Yosemite OSX, 1 UHD monitor, 1 Thunderbolt Display, 1 HDMI display. When using multiple monitors (more then 2 it seems) a 'normal miniDP to HDMI adaptor or direct HDMI connection would not work as one or several of the monitors pictures would cycle on and off or 'flash'. So an ACTIVE mimiDP to HDMI adaptor is needed to 'offload' the conversion step from the GPU to the adaptor to stop picture flashing. The Mac Pro only puts DD (Dolby digital) or multichannel surround sound out through DP or HDMI so the adaptor needs to pass at least 5.1 surround (I believe this unit will pass 7.1) to get surround sound from this Mac. While the previous active adaptor I purchased advertised DD passthrough, that was not the case. I don't quite know why but it seems to do with Apples implementation of surround and how it's formatted?? Anyway, the Uptad unit passes the surround audio perfectly to my amplifier and also allows me to use my third monitor which is connected through the amplifier allowing a 3rd desktop. No configuration is needed and it worked right out of the box. I do get several seconds of screen blink when I turn on the third monitor or the amplifier when the computer is already running but I can't see how it's this unit but rather the computer GPU adjusting for the new condition.

I spent six months trying to connect a iMac with thunderbolt to the LG OLED. LG first replaced the TV, then the control board, then told me it was a HDCP 2.2 problem and would do nothing. Apple support assign programer for the past 3 months after testing iMac and sending the data for them to work on. The never solved the problem. I tried this connector and it worked for the video. The sound works too, but does not allow surround sound front the Mac. This is a very good product, with attentive vendor.

Most excellent product. This is a thunderbolt 2 to HDMI adapter that works perfectly on my HP zbook create to connect my external OLED panel at 1080p with hdr.

As anyone who is tinkering with the limits of HDMI technology (4K, 60Hz, wide color) knows, this realm is still a mess. It's largely guess and check with the cables and adapters you have to use, and even then, the TV or display itself can cause a lot of variance.In my case, I have been trying to use my LG E6 4K TV as a secondary display for my Retina 5K 27" iMac. But, as one who has a critical eye and does a lot of graphics and UI animation work, it HAD to be 4K at 60Hz. Wide color was a bonus. I tried a bunch of different cables and adapters, and I'm happy to report that this adapter does indeed work exactly as advertised!My 5K iMac is now driving both its own display (5120 x 2880 Retina) and my LG TV (3840 x 2160 @ 60Hz) with no issues. Furthermore, my iMac is situation quite far from my TV, so I needed a long HDMI cable. This one did the trick for me: "KabelDirekt (40 feet) HDMI Cable (1080p 4K 3D High Speed with Ethernet ARC) - TOP Series"Just download SwitchResX (free to try with limited features I believe, but it's not that expensive) and set your TV (or other external display) to a HiDPI resolution of your choice (at 60Hz).Anyway, this adapter does what it says, and I'm a fan of Uptab now.