Club 3D, CAC-1170, Active Mini DisplayPort to HDMI 2.0 Adapter (Supports displays up to 4k / UHD / 3840x2160@60Hz) VESA certified

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MiniDisplayPort 1.2 to HDMI 2.0 3D Active Adapter
Compliant to DisplayPort Specification 1.2a for data rate up to 21.6 G bps
Compliant to DP Specification 1.2, 1.3, 1.4 for 1.62Gbps, 2.7Gbps and 5.4Gbps per lane. Effective bandwidth 17.28Gbps
Supports full link training and no link training / Supports Display Resolutions up to 3840X2160 at 60Hz
Supports 3D Video Formats up to 1080p at 120Hz , Repeater for HDCP 1.3 and HDCP 2.2
Supports AMD GCN cards, Nvidia® Maxwell cards and Intel® Skylake HD 5XX series and newer. Not intended for older architectures (such as Intel Haswell HD 4XXX / NVidia Kepler 5xx series Graphics)
Premium chip: Parade PS176
2 years warranty

Style:Mini Displayport The Club 3D CAC-1170 is an active HDMI signal converter. The Mini Display- Port 1.2 to HDMI 2.0 UHD Adapter is the easiest solution for connecting your Mini DisplayPort 1.2 enabled source device to an HDMI 2.0 enabled 4K UHD Television, monitor or Projector. The adapter is fully compliant to HDMI 2.0 specification allowing for 6Gbps TMDS throughput per channel. The interface in the adapter has three lanes for HDMI data, clock, HPD signal and power, offering a total TMDS through- put of 18Gbps. Supports up to 4K UHD Resolution at 60Hz. The Mini DisplayPort 1.2 to HDMI 2.0 adapter supports (U)HD resolutions of up to 4K UHD 3840x 2160p at 60Hz for a clear, sharp picture. The support for 60 frames per second provides exceptionally smooth video or gameplay. Use the adapter to play games, view video or browse the internet from your Mini DisplayPort 1.2 enabled device in (Ultra) high- resolution. Supporting up to 8 channels of audio, the adapter provides high-definition digital audio and video.

Product Reviews

It works. Simple!

So far the ONLY option on the market that does 4k 60Hz DP -> HDMI 2.0 conversion.Confirmed with R9 390 that 3840x2160 60Hz 4:4:4 works.5.1 Audio pass through works.TV hardware monitor metadata pass through works.The only thing I think is not passing through is the hot-plug status, which actually works in my favor. (No more Win10 bug resizing windows with my TV off).I’m using a Samsung UHD40JU6500. For this particular TV, there are two tricks to make it work:1. Label the input source as PC to get 4:4:4.2. Turn on UHD Color option for HDMI1, connect to HDMI1, to get 60Hz correctly.Works with all of my HDMI cables (even the old one from circa. 2008).

OMG IT WORKS

I am honestly just going to say a few words here.i have been struggling to get my UHD 4K display to run in full 4K 4:4:4 @ 60HZ and i have a GTX 970 with HDMI2.0 out and using OS X. it would never work and it never made sense.I just got this cable today and i am running FULL res 3820X2160 4:4:4 60HZ - I AM SO EXCITED this is like xmas all over again.

Ignore bad reviews, this supports 4096x2160@60hz 4:4:4

This is listed as supporting up to 3840 x 2160 but I can verify that this enables 4096 x 2160 output at 60hz 4:4:4 to an HDMI input that supports it (HDMI 2.0). When considering purchasing this item please make sure that the other pieces necessary to get 4K@60hz are all in place. First you will need a video card with displayport 1.2 output and drivers that support outputting 4K@60hz with 4:4:4 subsample via the diplayport. I know that current AMD drivers do support this. I can confirm that this works on the Fury line of cards. Really, if you’re planning on gaming at 4K resolution and expect to hit 60fps then you would need at least one Fury card to achieve that. If you’re using an old 7970 or R9 290 or something then you’re probably not going to benefit from this adapter other than having a smoother mouse cursor while on the desktop.Also remember that not all 4K tvs are created equal. Some will not display 60hz over a single hdmi connection, some only have 1 hdmi 2.0 port available (my LG 43UF6430 only has a single port capable of 4K@60hz), some tvs don’t support the 4:4:4 subsample and will not sync up when they receive that signal. You’ll want a newer 4K tv and not a bargain bin model since those usually skimp on the internals necessary for this kind of set up.So please do your research before purchasing this product and make sure that you are creating a cohesive ecosystem that will support 4K@60hz before passing judgement on this device as others here have.

Works with 2013 Mac Pro (cylinder) running Yosemite or El Capitan with SwitchResX software

UPDATE: When I first posted this review, I was using Yosemite. I have since upgraded to El Capitan and upon upgrade had to follow the directions on SwitchResX’s website for disabling system integrity protection in order to save my custom profile. I was then able to re-enable system integrity protection without much hassle.I’m using this to successfully send a 3840x2160 60hz signal via my late 2013 Mac Pro with dual AMD Firepro D500 video cards. The normal display settings would not allow me to select 60hz as a refresh rate, but after I installed SwitchResX and created a 4k monitor profile with a 60hz vertical frequency, I was able to simply select the new settings and it works fine. It’s a more involved process using El Capitan to set up a custom profile, but it can be done if you look up some of the other reviews here or follow the links on SwitchResX’s website.Stereo audio is also working fine. I have not tried sending multichannel audio or Dolby surround (I suspect that would be more difficult) but selecting the TV as my default audio output sends my system audio to the TV. Of course the TV speakers sound terrible compared to my regular speakers, so I don’t think I’ll ever be doing that, but it’s neat to know that it does indeed work and is not garbled as others have reported with Macbooks.I’m also happy to say that there are no issues with putting the computer to sleep and having settings change after waking. There’s no reason why it should be that way, but hey, sometimes computers do weird things with custom settings when they go to sleep.For the HDMI cable, I’m using this cable: Ultra Clarity 25ft HDMI 2.0 Cable 4k Ultra HD (25 feet) Supports Ethernet, High Speed 18Gbps, 3D, and Audio Return (ARC) - Braided Sleeve - Gold Plated Connectors

4K@60FPS w/Skylake processor now possible using Displayport

Update 2/7/2016: Does not appear to be HDCP compliant. Connecting the HTPC through this adapter to a Sony HT-RT5 (HDCP 2.2) soundbar resulted in no sound. When I connected the unit to the HDMI 1.4a port on the HTPC, the sound worked, suggesting that this adapter is not HDCP compliant. The ArcSoft BD assistant tool marked the audio as “analog” with the adapter, and passed when using the HDMI directly. As a result, I will no longer recommend this adapter unless you really need 4K 60Hz for gaming.Getting 4K@60FPS showing up on the Intel Graphics Driver (Intel G530 on Skylake Intel Boxed Core I5-6600 FC-LGA14C 3.30 Ghz 6 M Processor Cache 4 LGA 1151 BX80662I56600), ASRock Motherboard Micro ATX DDR4 H170M PRO4 motherboard, and Samsung UN40JU6500 40-Inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV (2015 Model) TV. Yay!Note: Don’t know how to test for HDCP 2.2, and so that is still an unknown with this adapter.

Came through in an uncommon arrangement, impressed with included directions

Took a bit of adjustment, but after reading the included directions I was able to get 4k (3840 x 2160) 60Hz output to my LG OLED55C7P TV from my Late 2016 15” MacBook Pro…

garbage

way too many problems. The dev team took the bait and tried blaming my AMD for why their crap doesnt work right.Im sure one of the other 10 brands are much better

Macbook Pro to 4K display failed

Did not work for my Macbook Pro to output 4K

Great Product

Work as expected. great built quality.

Slight latency as expected but great quality resolution

Worked very nicely, though as an active adapter it does add some slight display lag. If you’re expecting low response times to play video games on a 4k TV this isn’t quite for you…

so this adapter has been a waste of money for me

I cannot for the life of me get this thing to display 60Hz when using resolutions above 1080p on Linux.

4k 60FPS works great

works great. this was the active adaptor I needed to output 4K 60FPS video to my TV,

One Star

Not working

first one showed up bad out of the box sent it back to get …

first one showed up bad out of the box sent it back to get another one new one comes in it goes to 60hz runs fine powers the computer down boot it back up black screen have to put…