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DVI & LCD MONITORS

Helpme7177

Junior Member
i just got a dell 1905 and i was wondering if i should get a Monster DVI cable. In what aspects will the monster cable help me out? (theoretically, your opinion, etc)

im also going to get a good video card as well, ATI 9700 pro.

please help a brotha out. thanks.
 
The "Monster" DVI cable costs a lot more. That's about it. Any cheap DVI cable you get online will work the same.

You might see a difference in a really, really long DVI cable if it is better-shielded. However, you can still get *good*-quality DVI cables for at least half the price that the "Monster" ones sell for.
 
1) Monster cables are way over priced.
2) Using expensive DVI cable for a computer LCD monitor is a waste of money.
3) DVI cable that comes w/ the LCD monitor is good enough.
 
Originally posted by: Baked
1) Monster cables are way over priced.
2) Using expensive DVI cable for a computer LCD monitor is a waste of money.
3) DVI cable that comes w/ the LCD monitor is good enough.

Amen to that bro.
 
DVI is digital. Cable quality isn't going to really come into play for DVI. Even on regular DSUB/VGA cables I wouldn't recommend buying "premium" cables unless running a cable over 10' or running through a KVM.
 
LOL, I am using a cheap generic 21" (7m) DVD-D dual link cable between my Winfast A400 6800GT and my dell 2005FPw ...and I have no issues running at 1680 x 1050..

The cable costed about 20 bucks.
 
i use composite cables to run component on my tv/dvd/stereo setup.

screw monster and screw their premium on cables. i hope they rot in hell.

btw i got dvi cables from this dude he's pretty good: www.pchcables.com
 
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