The HDMI 2.0 version offers us 4K 120Hz HDR or 8K 60Hz HDR, but the most current version of DisplayPort already offers us 4K 144Hz HDR 8K 60Hz HDR and even 10K resolutions without compression and up to 16K with compression. Regarding the maximum resolutions, it supports two 4K 60Hz screens or a single 4K 120Hz screen. It offers support for PCIe 3.0, HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.2, and USB Type-C. This connector offers a symmetric and separated 40Gbps bandwidth, since it has a channel for video and another for data. The Thunderbolt 3 It is the most modern and the one that offers the best features.

Thunderbolt:This connector was initially thought to connect several devices in a single port, but it also supports video.

Supports 4K 144Hz HDR resolutions 2x 5K 60Hz 8K 60Hz HDR > 8K 60Hz SDR. This is the latest version and will not arrive until the end of 2020, with a bandwidth of 80Gbps. The DisplayPort 2.0 it has support for video and audio too, but the great novelty is that it can transfer data, but with a limitation of 700Mbps.

DisplayPort: It is currently the one that is gaining popularity, since in addition to video and audio, it allows data to be transferred.

Regarding resolutions, it supports 8K 60 or 4K 120Hz. Increase the bandwidth to 48Gbps and add support for Game Mode VRR Technology. HDMI 2.1 it can only transmit audio and video, it does not have data compatibility.

HDMI: This connector only supports video, although it has support for remote control of audio devices using CEC technology.

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