StarTech.com 3 ft. DisplayPort 1.2 Cable with Latches - 4K x 2K (4096 x 2160) @ 60Hz - DPCP & HDCP - Male to Male DP Video Monitor Cable (DISPLPORT3L)

Pros: Solid build. It doesn't feel weak and flimsy. Yet it is still flexible. Supports the 144Hz refresh rate that my ASUS VG248QE puts out. Reasonable price for the length.

Cons: You can't use it to tow a car.

Pros: Seems to actually be shielded, as advertised. Certified at displayport dot org.

Cons: The cable is a bit thicker (and therefore, less flexible) than other DisplayPort cables I've run across; probably because of the shielding. Kinda like those thick HDMI cables you can buy. Doesn't bother me, but just thought it's worth mentioning.

Overall Review: Using this successfully with a 1440p gaming monitor running at 145hz, gsync enabled. This cable solved a problem I was having with a cheaper cable bought from a popular online seller of cables. With that cable, every time I stood up from my computer chair, the monitor screen would oddly blink on/off a few random times. Googling that issue, I found it's not all that uncommon with displayports and was likely being caused by EMI spikes. I even found a white paper about it. I ended up choosing this cable because it claimed to be shielded and I found it listed as certified on displayport dot org. Problem solved.

Pros: Display port on my ASUS ROG PG279Q works finally . Fast shipping and reasonable price .

Cons: -None

Overall Review: I was told all display port cables are the same . This is not true . I bought a DP 1.1 cable from store that was not vesa certified and it would not get a signal to the monitor. I tried another cable from a computer store 1.2 and it would not get signal . I though my GPU was broken and almost got another one until I read that my monitor only accepts a vesa certified 1.2 cable. It was hard to find a vesa certified 1.2 cable , not all cables are the same , Check your monitors manual to find out what version it requires . the gb transfer rate is important if you have high refresh rate monitor and g-sync . and always make sure it is vesa certified . I highly recommend doing your research when dealing with DP cables or you will waste your money . This cable is the 3rd one I bought.

Pros: at 15' it's long It looks and feels like quality (but it isn't)

Cons: There were issues with the cable that caused my monitor to flicker on and off after replacing the cable my monitor is now working fine

Overall Review: look elsewhere for a good quality cable

Pros: -runs 144hz monitor -clips into socket -great build quality

Cons: none

Overall Review: good cable at good price, what more could you ask for?

Pros: Connects my SLI'd GTX 670s to my BenQ 120 Hz monitor and runs it at 120 Hz.

Cons: None so far. Cost maybe? But a good cable is worth it.

Overall Review: I initially thought I had a bad cable, as the connection would drop occasionally while making cable routing adjustments. Make sure it "clicks" in to each end. This was my first DP connection, so it was a bit of a noob mistake on my part.

Pros: Good priced cable. The build quality seems solid. Length is as advertised. Works perfectly with my Dell laptop dock and 27" Dell monitor to push 2560x1440 resolution.

Cons: none.

Overall Review: The cable is a lot thicker than I expected. It's a little on the stiff side. Not a problem, but it may not bend into the tightest of nooks and crannies. Fits perfectly for me though.

Pros: It's a DP cable the works, Price was good

Overall Review: I plugged it into my monitor and PC and it worked. That's all I can ask for.