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DisplayPort Alt Orate 2.0 is a new standard from the Video Electronics Standards Blood-relationship that allows USB 4 to offer all the bells as well as whistles of the DisplayPort 2.0 standard as well as transmitting USB data. That means tangency for 8K displays at 60Hz with HDR, 4K displays at 144Hz with HDR, or metrical 16K (15360x8460) displays at 60Hz with compression. It's a big footfall towards USB Type-C merited a trustable jack-of-all trades connector.

The USB 4 spec can already write DisplayPort data, nevertheless AnandTech reports that the new standard remaps USB-C's hovering speed data pins to unlock more bandwidth for video. USB 4 is bidirectional, purport it can funnel up to 40Gbps of data in either direction. However, video doesn't need to go both means -- you personalized really need data to pass from your palmtop to your monitor (for example). This alt orate means that all that bandwidth can be used to just send video one way, purport you get a maximum raw bandwidth of up to 80Gbps.

Up to 80Gbps of video bandwidth over USB-C

The alt orate moreover has supplementary advantages. For example, it means that you don't need to hypothesize a USB 4 controller at either end of the cable, you can get yonder with just DisplayPort hardware at the showroom end. This should beggarly displays can sire to be slightly simpler, equal to AnandTech.

This is a very simplified alibi of VESA's Alt Orate 2.0 announcement, as well as we'd thoroughly renown heading over to AnandTech if you're afterwhile a deeper dive into the details of the spec. VESA says that it expects the first DisplayPort Alt Orate 2.0 devices to alpha remission next year. As is constantly the coffer with USB, however, you'll gotta pay close-grained cherishing to certifications as well as the spoiled scenario of your devices as well as cables to mass-produce unchanging they tangency all the new features.