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Quality DVI cables?
- Thread starter Vertigo
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I think your spot on myself.
the "premium" cable market shouldnt have ever carried on when things went fully digital, analogue, yes they had a point, but with new cables such as DVI and HDMI etc its really not necessery.
A truly poor cable will result in corruption and i suppose its more likely a poorer cable will reach its limits in terms of the res etc it can handle before a better one... but when they want £50 for a cable compared to a fiver or something only the true mug would pay for the £50 one imo.
the "premium" cable market shouldnt have ever carried on when things went fully digital, analogue, yes they had a point, but with new cables such as DVI and HDMI etc its really not necessery.
A truly poor cable will result in corruption and i suppose its more likely a poorer cable will reach its limits in terms of the res etc it can handle before a better one... but when they want £50 for a cable compared to a fiver or something only the true mug would pay for the £50 one imo.
Yeah, don't buy premium DVI or HDMI cables. In most cases they are a complete waste of money.
You've got to figure if they can send a digital signal with about 100 channels through 100 miles of air from the transmitter to your aerial (Freeview) or 1000 channels (including HD channels) from a satellite through about 500 miles of air (Sky Digital) to your satellite dish, and get perfect reception 99.9% of the time, that it's no problem to send one signal down a 2 metre highly conductive copper cable from your PC to your monitor, or from your DVD player to your HDTV.
My £7.99 HDMI cable works perfectly.
You've got to figure if they can send a digital signal with about 100 channels through 100 miles of air from the transmitter to your aerial (Freeview) or 1000 channels (including HD channels) from a satellite through about 500 miles of air (Sky Digital) to your satellite dish, and get perfect reception 99.9% of the time, that it's no problem to send one signal down a 2 metre highly conductive copper cable from your PC to your monitor, or from your DVD player to your HDTV.
My £7.99 HDMI cable works perfectly.