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Default DVI VS. Regular input

Hi all,

I just got a 19" BenQ LCD and was wondering,

should i go out an buy a DVI cable instead of using hte analog(i think) cable that came with it?

also, will any DVI Cable work?

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:-) Hey BigR,

Welcome back to PCHF.

This is definetely a hardware question which is not my area of expertise. But as you know by now, we have a great team on board and I am sure one of them will get back to you as soo as possibel with the answer.

Nice to see you in the forums,

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Default Re: DVI VS. Regular input

In my opinion it really doesn't make much of a difference.... i've tried both and me and my friends couldn't tell the difference, however i found this:

CRTs rarely provide support for digital signals; DVI support is found primarily on LCDs. However, the advantage of digital signals for LCDs is of somewhat less importance now than it was a few years ago. Analog signal processing has improved to the point where major differences in image quality can be difficult to detect. Unless you're a pro photographer, a prepress professional, or someone else who needs superprecise, top-notch image quality, you should be fine using a CRT or an LCD on an analog signal.


so.... unless ur a photographer, it don't matter, i'd still use the dvi tho


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