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Where to buy BNC cables for Samsung 900NF?

Well, to be honest, BNC cables do not really make a whole lot of difference. I have never tried, but I do not think I would be able to tell the difference in display quality on my monitor when using either the 15-pin or BNC connection. The thing is, video cards output using the 15 pin connector and you are basically just then converting to the BNC connectors. It is probably the case that certain hardware that ouputs using BNC would provide a image qualityenhancement. But with standard video cards I don't see how it can make much difference.

But the cables at pccables are only $10, so I would said go ahead and give it a try. I have heard that when running at high resolutions, more of an image quality enhancement can be seen.

Oh and I should add that you will lose the DDC capibilites of your monitor with the BNC cables. But as long as you know the refresh and resolution capabilities of your monitor you should have no problems.
 
Unless you have a video card with BNC output ports or a faulty 15pin cable, there won't be any difference.

DDC is a wire reserved for 'plug & play' signals so that the machine can recognize the monitor's supported resolutions and refresh rates without deferring to drivers. This is useful for cases when you can't install the monitor before setting up the corresponding driver.
 
I never saw any benefit of using BNC, but to use one monitor on two computers. As stated before you lose plug and play capability and see no improvement in everyday typical desktop use. They may benefit those using graphic design software coupled with color control software/hardware for the monitor.
 
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