Looking to buy one.
Other than Monster cables, which other ones are good? Trying not to speend more than $50 on one. More around the 30$ range.
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take a look around www.newegg.com you don't have to buy a really expensive one to get good quality stuff, the cheaper ones work just as well.
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thank you
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Don't know if these are cheaper, but I have purchased here before and they work good
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One thing to consider is that DVI does not carry Sound, and DVI is not HDCP compatable.
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lupin..the..3rd Notebook Evangelist
Why in the hell do you want to throw away $30 or $50 on a DVI-HDMI cable??
I think maybe you don't know very much about cables.
If you're using an analog transport, you need to spend $$$ on high quality shielded cables to get a good signal. With digital cables, it doesn't matter (unless you're talking really long lengths).
Would you spend $30 or $50 on a 6' USB cable? Sounds stupid doesn't it? There's no performance or quality difference between a $5 USB cable and a $50 USB cable. They both work just the same. DVI-HDMI is no exception.
I paid $7 for my DVI-HDMI cable from newegg. Drives my 20" LCD 1680x1050 perfectly. -
Is there a difference in quality between VGA and DVI with the same source and same monitor? I'm not sure whether to rule out a laptop if it doesn't have DVI or HDMI.
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No, you won't be able to tell the difference at all. Almost all monitors have VGA in, and both support HD resolutions.
Whether or not a laptop have DVI out should be more on the bottom of the list when choosing a laptop. You can always buy a VGA to DVI-A adapter is needed. -
They do make DVI+SPDIF boxes that convert the signal to HDMI. Just FYI. It may be something to look into for your needs.
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Cool, that's good news. I've wondered why they made a DVI in the first place if you can't see the difference. BTW, nice rig, WuJen!
hdmi to dvi cable
Discussion in 'Accessories' started by burkle25, Aug 7, 2007.