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Monoprice HDMI Certification
- Thread starter exelias0
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be careful with that cable; if you wobble the connector while it's plugged in, it may weaken or break the solder connections for the HDMI port in the equipment.
This happened to me with an HDMI port on my receiver. Now that port doesn't work.
This happened to me with an HDMI port on my receiver. Now that port doesn't work.
The only cable they had that was 25ft. and certified for High Speed 1080p60 was 22AWG. I figured it was necessary and didn't realize just how big it would be. (There's something like 19 conductors?!) Later, I found out that other places have certified cables that are 26AWG.
The only cable they had that was 25ft. and certified for High Speed 1080p60 was 22AWG. I figured it was necessary and didn't realize just how big it would be. (There's something like 19 conductors?!) Later, I found out that other places have certified cables that are 26AWG.
It's definitely better to have a lower gauge the further you're going though.
Should look at these... .http://www.monoprice.com/products/subdepartment.asp?c_id=109&cp_id=10419#1041913