This HDMI cable support 1080p resolution usually 60 Hz. The reason why it is not recommended for cables above 5 meters is the risk of signal loss, especially in cases where high data transmission is required, such as games. When you plan to mirror your desktop screen to a TV for gaming, the length and quality of the HDMI cable can directly affect performance. Here is the info and technical description I found about MAXGO BST-2018P model 10 meter HDMI cable � � How Many Hz Supports in 1080p? • Standard HDMI 1.4 and above cables typically offer 60 Hz refresh rate at 1080p resolution. • The MAXGO BST-2018P cable seems to meet at least the HDMI 1.4 standard as it offers 4K and 3D support A B. This means that a 60 Hz gaming experience at 1080p resolution is technically possible. � � Why is Above 5 Meters Not Recommended? • HDMI signal is digital, but the signal may weaken over long distances. Specifically:• Interference and signal loss may occur. • There may be distortion, darkening or cutting off of the image. • These risks increase in cables over 5 meters. This difference is more noticeable, especially in bandwidth-intensive applications such as gaming C D E. • MAXGO cable tries to reduce these losses with gold plated ends and ferrite filter, but performance is still not guaranteed at 10 meters length B. � �️ What can be done? • If you have to use 10 meters cable:• Do run the cable in open rather than directly in-line with a wall (to avoid extra resistance). • You might consider using an HDMI signal booster (repeater) or an active HDMI cable. • Alternatively, professional solutions such as Ethernet over HDMI (HDBaseT) do exist, but are costly The bottom line While a 10 meter cable is technically possible for 1080p 60 Hz gaming, signal quality is not guaranteed. If you experience image distortion, you may need to use a shorter cable or a signal booster.