DisplayPort Latest about DisplayPort Good news, your DisplayPort 2.0 hardware already supports DisplayPort 2.1 — here's why that matters By Sean Endicott last updated 18 October 22 Computing VESA recently announced DisplayPort 2.1. The specification allows longer cables to connect without lowering performance and includes several important changes. Computing Get the Windows Central NewsletterAll the latest news, reviews, and guides for Windows and Xbox diehards.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1The Xbox app will now show and run all your games from Steam, GOG, and more on Windows 11 — it's the new hub for PC gaming2Halo Infinite has a treat in store — Halo: Reach Invasion mode returns after 15 Years in the new Warpath update3Razer let its head of design outside — but only to teach me how the company's gaming gear is brought to life4From ChatGPT to cheating — AI is changing the way UK students learn, and universities aren't prepared5The best game I played this year just fell to its lowest-ever price — it's a must-play RPG, and my pick for Game of the Year
Good news, your DisplayPort 2.0 hardware already supports DisplayPort 2.1 — here's why that matters By Sean Endicott last updated 18 October 22 Computing VESA recently announced DisplayPort 2.1. The specification allows longer cables to connect without lowering performance and includes several important changes.
