Cruxtec HDMI 2.1 Cable - 1m

I realised that my monitors are capped at 4k 60hz.... So when I get a better monitor I am well equipped for that!
Works great for my current setup especially with 3m cord!
Premium feel too. I realised that my monitors are capped at 4k 60hz.... So when I get a better monitor I am well equipped for that!
Works great for my current setup especially with 3m cord!
Premium feel too.

Excellent quality and good price for this cable. Excellent quality and good price for this cable.

Good to use to temporarily play a game in the lounge, no signal loss it seems Good to use to temporarily play a game in the lounge, no signal loss it seems

Exactly what I needed. Works great and no issues till now. Good value for money Exactly what I needed. Works great and no issues till now. Good value for money

Exactly what I needed. I connect my Media PC (HDMI) to my OLED TV (HDMI) and works great without any issues. Exactly what I needed. I connect my Media PC (HDMI) to my OLED TV (HDMI) and works great without any issues.

On paper it should, and you'll pull your hair out wondering what's wrong with your setup, but its the cable. Spend the extra $ and get the optical one which works. On paper it should, and you'll pull your hair out wondering what's wrong with your setup, but its the cable. Spend the extra $ and get the optical one which works.

Works great Works great

Bought to connect a PC with a 3070ti graphics card (using the HDMI 2.1 port) to a Sony KD-65X85L 4k HDR QLED TV using HDMI 3 and 4 (the HDMI 2.1 ports). Using Windows to play games such as ACC works reliably at 4k120hz only at YCbCr 4:2:0 (i.e. SDR) color output. Using Nvidia control panel, when the PC is set to RGB output (10 bit but also 8bit plus dithering), the output will change to the new setting (and the colors look great) but within a matter of seconds or minutes the screen glitches will start. I've done multiple days of testing different resolutions, color settings in Windows bit depth, HDR, Nvidia control panel, Gsync, VRR on/off...view more Bought to connect a PC with a 3070ti graphics card (using the HDMI 2.1 port) to a Sony KD-65X85L 4k HDR QLED TV using HDMI 3 and 4 (the HDMI 2.1 ports). Using Windows to play games such as ACC works reliably at 4k120hz only at YCbCr 4:2:0 (i.e. SDR) color output. Using Nvidia control panel, when the PC is set to RGB output (10 bit but also 8bit plus dithering), the output will change to the new setting (and the colors look great) but within a matter of seconds or minutes the screen glitches will start. I've done multiple days of testing different resolutions, color settings in Windows bit depth, HDR, Nvidia control panel, Gsync, VRR on/off and on an on, the thing that will bring the glitches on almost immediately is setting 4k120hz RGB 10bit color. Running 4k120hz YCbCr 4:2:0 8bit seemingly it never glitches. 4k120hz YCbCr 4:2:0 10bit will glitch eventually.

Maybe I'm wrong, but if the TV or GPU didn't support 4k120hz RGB 10-bit color it seems that it wouldn't work at all. The other thing that points to the cable is that depending on what the screen is showing the glitches are more or less likely. Most glitches the screen goes black for a couple seconds then comes back on, sometimes there are color artifacts before the screen goes black. Sometimes the glitches go back to back and the TV will reset. Seems like a cable bandwidth issue to me.

Apologies to PB Tech if the cable isn't my issue :) But I plan to return it and try a different cable.

It is indeed a 10 meter HDMI cable. It works. Good stuff. It is indeed a 10 meter HDMI cable. It works. Good stuff.

GOOD PRODUCT AS EXPECTED. GOOD PRICE. GOOD PRODUCT AS EXPECTED. GOOD PRICE.

My amp runs hdmi2.1 and standard cables can’t keep up with the flash rate so my projector would constantly drop out. All fixed now. My amp runs hdmi2.1 and standard cables can’t keep up with the flash rate so my projector would constantly drop out. All fixed now.

Good prize. Good prize.