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1 minute ago, dattharao said:

what about premium hadmi or dvi (dual link) cable?

Nope. They just carry a digital signal (though some versions of DVI can carry analogue), so for the most part they either work or they don't. At most, premium cables may gives you some extra protection against cats if they try to chew through some sleeving or something. In terms of picture quality and performance, it makes no difference. 

 

 

Hey!!!

my last sata cables were red colour and bought in 2009

please help

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1 minute ago, dattharao said:

Hey!!!

please help

Cables for what?

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No? what do you mean premium cables? Like a 50 dollar hdmi cable? Or power supply sleeving?

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1 minute ago, deXxterlab97 said:

Cables for what?

SATA cables

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2 minutes ago, Mohenjo said:

No? what do you mean premium cables? Like a 50 dollar hdmi cable? Or power supply sleeving?

SATA cables

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1 minute ago, dattharao said:

SATA cables

No. SATA cables are SATA cables, they all work fine. (also, there's no such thing as a SATA II or a SATA III cable, in case you were wondering. It's just the controller that changes, not the cables)

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1 minute ago, dattharao said:

SATA cables

then no, basic sata cables that come with the motherboard are fine. 

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Unless you can get some cat 7 sata cables. 

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3 minutes ago, M.Yurizaki said:

Unless the cable is literally donkey doo or the computer is in an area with really high EMI, any cable will do. I'm pretty sure metal coat hangers will do.

what about premium hadmi or dvi (dual link) cable?

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8 minutes ago, Mohenjo said:

then no, basic sata cables that come with the motherboard are fine. 

what about premium hdmi or dvi (dual link) cable?

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8 minutes ago, dattharao said:

Hey!!!

my last sata cables were red colour and bought in 2009

please help

Nope. As long as it has 7 pins you're fine. 

 

Just now, dattharao said:

what about premium hadmi or dvi (dual link) cable?

Heh heh... Funny you should ask...

 

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7 minutes ago, Vigilante505 said:

Unless you can get some cat 7 sata cables. 

what about premium hdmi or dvi (dual link) cable?

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1 minute ago, dattharao said:

what about premium hadmi or dvi (dual link) cable?

I work in a retail computer store, and im gonna be 100 percent and say all the "premium" cables are bullshit. just buy whatever is cheap. 

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2 minutes ago, dattharao said:

what about premium hadmi or dvi (dual link) cable?

Same thing, more or less. The cable that came with the PS4 Pro that I bought is certainly not "Monster cable" quality. It literally looks like something you can buy off Monoprice for $2. But it does 4K HDR 60Hz just fine.

 

You don't need to buy super high-end cables. Especially for digital signals. For the most part, as long as the cable run is 6 feet or under, most cables will work fine.

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1 minute ago, dattharao said:

what about premium hadmi or dvi (dual link) cable?

Nope. They just carry a digital signal (though some versions of DVI can carry analogue), so for the most part they either work or they don't. At most, premium cables may gives you some extra protection against cats if they try to chew through some sleeving or something. In terms of picture quality and performance, it makes no difference. 

 

 

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1 minute ago, Oshino Shinobu said:

Nope. They just carry a digital signal (though some versions of DVI can carry analogue), so for the most part they either work or they don't. At most, premium cables may gives you some extra protection against cats if they try to chew through some sleeving or something. In terms of picture quality and performance, it makes no difference. 

 

 

Beat you to it. :P You did say more though... 

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