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Best VGA Cable

rabidz7

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What is the best VGA cable under $100 to avoid analog signal degredation?
 
no idea but if you have 100 to spend I'd buy 14 different cables, take pictures of what your screen shows without labelling them to us. then we can vote and make an unbiased judegement of which is the best

btw in see in your sig triple f520s... where the hell are you gonna get those? or do you have them already
 
no idea but if you have 100 to spend I'd buy 14 different cables, take pictures of what your screen shows without labelling them to us. then we can vote and make an unbiased judegement of which is the best

btw in see in your sig triple f520s... where the hell are you gonna get those? or do you have them already

Unkle Vito is where I'd get them if I decide to do this. And no, I do not already own them.
 
Unkle Vito is where I'd get them if I decide to do this. And no, I do not already own them.
rabidz7 is a troll...

Also notice in his "planned" system he lists "dual POWER8." If I'm not mistaken, you can only purchase pre-built servers with the POWER8 architecture. If a single OEM chip was available for purchase, it would cost $5,000 US. A 2-socket rack-mount from IBM starts at $14,000. And call me skeptical, but I don't think Kryos makes a bracket compatible with the POWER8 socket...

One has to ask, what would an average person expect to do with such a system? The only consumer OS that would suppport Power ISA 2.07 is Linux, and I believe it needs to be customized to do so.
 
I noticed in OPs sig this:

Nokia 445 Pro (1600x1200@100Hz, 1280x960@120Hz, 1024x768@150Hz, 800x600@80Hz)

I had a Nokia monitor not sure if its the same but if I recall correctly I used it on 1600x1200@?Hz since I didn't know there was a difference before. I gave it up to the recycling center this past summer. Cost me $80 when I got it back in 2001-02.
 
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