High-performance UPTab USB-C to Dual DisplayPort 8K Adapter – Enables dual 8K@60Hz displays with plug-and-play functionality for laptops and desktops.
Close-up of UPTab USB-C to Dual DisplayPort Adapter showing USB-C and dual DisplayPort connectors for high-performance multi-monitor setups.
UPTab USB-C to Dual DisplayPort Adapter in action – Connecting a laptop to dual 8K displays with smooth video output and HDR support.
Compact and durable design of the UPTab USB-C to Dual DisplayPort 8K Adapter – Ideal for laptops and desktops with USB-C.
Seamless multi-monitor connectivity with the UPTab USB-C to Dual DisplayPort Adapter, featuring 8K and 4K display support.
UPTab USB-C (Type C) to Dual Port DisplayPort 8K MST Adapter - Microsoft Windows OS Compatibility
UPTab USB-C to Dual Port DisplayPort - All major operation systems compatible
UPTab USB-C (Type C) to Dual Port DisplayPort 8K MST Adapter - Microsoft Windows OS Compatibility
UPTab USB-C (Type C) to Dual Port DisplayPort 8K MST Adapter - Apple macOS Compatibility

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USB C to Dual DisplayPort 8K MST Adapter

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Description

If you often engage in high-level computing, including gaming, then you might appeal to the USB-C to 2 Port DisplayPort Adapter Dual 8K 7680x3840@30Hz or Dual 4K 3840x2160@60Hz. This supports the connection between a computer and UltraHD displays, providing outstanding performance and entertainment for your needs. Easy to use with no software installation or set-up required, simply connect one end to your computer and the other with an existing DisplayPort cable (sold separately). This then converts the USB-C video signal into a DisplayPort signal at up to UHD 4K resolution. Additionally, with the supported 4:4:4 color format, you can expect true RGB color without typical color degradations. Audio isn't an issue, either, with the USB-C Adapter also transmitting up to 8 channel audio. This creates the most immersive sound and video experience that makes your entertainment unbeatable.

Features:

  • Ideal for gamers and other high-level computing requirements
  • Supports 4:4:4 color format with clear RGB colors
  • Up to 8-channel audio
  • Small, portable design
  • Self-powered design with no external power required
  • Converts DisplayPort video signal at up to UHD 8K 7680x3840@60Hz and 4K 4096x2160@60Hz
USB-C to Dual DisplayPort Supported Resolution

Specifications:

  • Input: USB-C 3.2 (Host must support DisplayPort 1.4 Alt Mode) 
  • Output: 2x DisplayPort™ 1.4
  • DisplayPort™ 1.4 signal at up to UHD 8K 7680x4320@60Hz and 1080p/144Hz.
  • Two DisplayPort Monitors supported resolution up to 4096x2160@60Hz
  • Without DSC: DP1.4++: (7680x3840@30Hz,HDCP2.2, HDR10, 7.1CH)
  • With DSC: DP1.4++: (7680x3840@60Hz,HDCP2.2, HDR10, 7.1CH)
  • One DisplayPort Monitor supported resolution up to 7680x3840@60Hz
  • MST no DSC: max 2x3840*2160@60Hz
  • SST no DSC: max 2x7680*3840@30Hz
  • With support for the 4:4:4 color format.
  • Transmit up to 8 channel audio for an immersive audio and video experience
  • Support Windows Display Extended and Mirror mode (MST and SST)
  • Support MacOS Mirror mode (SST)
  • Thunderbolt 3/4 Compatible

In The Box:

  • 1x UPTab USB-C (Type-C) to 2-Port DisplayPort 8K Adapter.

Download PDF Compatible Devices List: Here

Do all USB-C ports support DisplayPort to Transmit Video?

NO, to transmit video, your USB-C port must support DisplayPort Alt Mode. DP Alt Mode allows USB-C ports to transfer data/video via multiple interfaces, including the DisplayPort video interface. USB-C ports that are able to transfer DisplayPort signals are either called USB-C DisplayPort or DP Alt Mode. The confusion over USB-C DisplayPort arises from the fact that not all USB-C ports feature DisplayPort Alt Mode functionality. As a consequence, a lot of users with devices that feature USB-C ports are entirely unaware of whether or not those ports support DisplayPort over USB-C. The key for these users is to understand how to identify whether their USB-C device supports DisplayPort over USB-C.

 
How do I use Thunderbolt 3/4 adapter on my PC?
 
Many of the Thunderbolt 3 adapters are plug-and-play, which means you don’t need to install any additional software.
 
How do I check which type of USB-C port my laptop has?
 
Next to the ports on a Windows laptop, you'll find symbols/logo that show you what you can do with a particular USB-C port.
  • lightning bolt (Thunderbolt 3) next to the USB-C port? Then you can use this port to charge and to transfer a video signal. That means you can connect a monitor. This port supports DisplayPort alt mode.
  • D (DisplayPort) next to the USB-C port? Then you can use this port to transfer a video signal. That means you can connect a monitor. This port supports DisplayPort alt model.
  • Is there a symbol of a battery next to the USB-C port? Then you can use this port to charge your laptop. This port doesn't support DisplayPort alt mode.
Why did Thunderbolt 3 move to the USB-C connector?

Thunderbolt 3 was one of the first to transition to the new USB-C format because of the smaller connector shape that's reversible so it's easier to plug in. USB-C cables can carry significantly more power, so they can be used to charge larger devices like laptops.

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