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USB, HDMI, DisplayPort and coiled keyboard cables, plus adapters and extensions to keep your gaming setup connected.
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CABLES AND ADAPTERS AT AX
Clean connections, full bandwidth.
DisplayPort 1.4 and HDMI 2.1 cables for high-refresh monitors, USB-C and coiled keyboard cables, extensions and adapters from UGREEN, Cable Matters and Belkin.
DisplayPort 1.4 for high-refresh PC monitors, HDMI 2.1 for consoles and 4K 120Hz TVs, and a coiled USB-C cable for a detachable keyboard. The wrong cable version caps your refresh rate.
HDMI 2.1
4K 120Hz and 8K
DisplayPort 1.4
1440p 240Hz, 4K 144Hz
USB-C · Coiled
keyboard and charging cables
GAMING CABLES AND ADAPTERS FAQ
Before you buy.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most about gaming cables and adapters.
HDMI or DisplayPort: which cable should I use for my gaming monitor?
On a PC, DisplayPort is usually the simpler route to high refresh rates, and a DisplayPort 1.4 or 2.1 cable covers most gaming monitors. Consoles like the PlayStation 5 connect over HDMI, so use an HDMI 2.1 cable when you want 4K at 120Hz.
What is the difference between TRS and TRRS 3.5mm cables?
A TRS plug has three contacts and carries stereo audio, so cables like the Monoprice Onyx Series 3.5mm TRS suit speakers, DACs and headphones. A TRRS plug adds a fourth contact for a microphone, which headsets with a built-in mic need, as with the Monoprice Onyx 3.5mm TRRS cable.
How do I get rid of buzzing or humming from my speakers?
A steady hum or buzz from speakers connected to a PC is often caused by a ground loop. A ground loop noise isolator like the BESIGN model goes inline on the 3.5mm connection between the source and the speakers and usually removes the noise.
Can I use a USB extension cable or hub for my peripherals?
Yes. A USB 3.0 extension like the Sabrent 3m cable helps reach a webcam or wireless receiver, and a USB-C hub such as the UGREEN Uno 6-in-1 adds ports to a laptop. For capture cards, VR headsets and other high-bandwidth devices, plug directly into the PC when you can.