CLUB3DMINI DP 1.4 MALE - HDMI 2.0A M/F 4K 60HZ HDR SUPP., black

This is my second adapter the other I tried was from Startech but in fairness it did not advertise the HDR support.So far this adapter works great. Note that for me when I turned in HDR in Windows the screen was all garbled, but I was able to navigate my mouse to the start menu to restart the computer, then when Windows reloaded HDR was active and confirmed on my Sony A80j 👍

I'm running a Late 2013 MacBook Pro 15" on Catalina. The one with NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M 2 GB andIntel Iris Pro 1536 MB. Out of the box this didn't give me any resolutions that I didn't already have via HDMI. I had to download the app SwitchResX and create custom resolutions.Unscaled/native, it accepted 3840 x 2160 at 60Hz with no problem. Natively, it even accepted 4096 x 2160 up to 57Hz. It would accept 57Hz, but not 57.5Hz. Weird. Scaled, SwitchResX goes all the way up to an absurd 6720 x 3780 at 60Hz. The Late 2013 MBP is limited to 4K @ 30Hz on HDMI only.It will run 4k @ 60Hz natively over DisplayPort. You just have to have an active mini DisplayPort (1.2) adapter/cable to DisplayPort or HDMI 2.0 to make 4k @ 60Hz work. But I went ahead and got a step-up from that. I can only confirm that the Club 3D CAC-1180 Mini DisplayPort (1.4) to HDMI 2.0B HDR adapter version works, as that's what I got.I can't speak for the other versions. Now my external display is just as responsive as my MBP display. No lag at all. I had to go into my TV settings and change the HDMI signal format from standard format to enhanced format. "Display High-Quality HDMI signals. Select the enhanced option only if your device supports High-Quality HDMI formats such as: 4k 60p 4:2:0 10 bit, 4:4:4, 4:2:2."I also had to go into my screen aspect ratio settings and change the picture size from normal to Full 2 to get the full native 4096 x 2160 resolution. Settings for your TV or monitor will vary. Also, I have to occasionally change my picture mode from Game to Cinema and back to Game to remove the TV processing lag.

I have tried my adapters, some active some not. This is the only one I could make it work. I am using an early 2015 MacBook Pro with Mini DisplayPort 1.2 as output and in the TV input is HDMI 2.0. With this adapter I can successfully get 4K@60Hz with Chroma 4:4:4 from my LG 43UP75 TV. I was planing to use this TV as a monitor but 30Hz wasn't good enough. Now it is 60Hz and quite good.PS. I also needed to use SwitschResX and add a custom resolution. But 'cscreen' might also be helpful.

Encontré varias opciones de adaptadores de marcas chinas y uno fabricado en Alemania, pero con malas reseñas, puesto que no conseguían tasas de actualización de 60 Hz en televisores UHD. Cuando busques uno, tómate el tiempo de verificar que no solo diga adaptador DP o mini-DP a HDMI, sino que diga ACTIVO. Yo lo necesitaba porque mi NUC Intel tiene salida mini-DP, pero la tele solo admite HDMI (también adquirí un cable HDMI 2.1 de Club3D). Puede ser tedioso configurar controlador gráfico (en mi caso Intel UHD 630), el centro de comando, la configuración del propio explorador de Windows para obtener HDR, y los parámetros del reproductor (uso SPLASH), y de la TV, pero cuando lo consigues, el contenido 2160p REMUX se ve genial

Funciona perfecto4k 60HZ HDR color 4.2.24k60HZ RGB 100%4K60HZ 4.4.48K15HZ 4.0.2 (NVIDA 1060TI)