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01-23-2008, 12:05 PM	#1 (permalink)
robina_80 Ultra Techie Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: LONDON Posts: 785	linking pc to plasma tv im going to use a HDMI to DVI cable about 3-5m but im wondering wether to splase out get gold plated connectors or just get standard ones __________________ Windows 7 Home Pre AMD X2 4200+ ASUS HD 4850 1 GB 80gb - 320gb 4Gb PC3200 Gbyte K8N PRO SLi icute 750W modular psu Creative SB Aud SE 7.1

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Re: linking pc to plasma tv

Doesnt Really matter

Gold Plated Wont give you that much of a difference unless you can Witness it for yourself..

On my DVD player i have 1 Scart which is Gold plated and 1 Scart Which is just basic.. No difference

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01-23-2008, 12:16 PM

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If you havent bought the cable yet, dont let them con you into buying a monster cable. Go here and buy the cable for under 10 bucks with shipping.
www.monoprice.com

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