Bnc cable for monitors

[The PIT]

I've notice that Ilyami make one for around £30.00 quid. Is it anyone good?

[Brian R.]

I don't think it's worth it. It might improve things a little bit at high resolution, and then again, maybe not.

I use one, but only because it was included free with my monitor. I talked with a guy at Nokia and he said its main use is in very electonically noisy environments, such as manufacturing facilities.

[Pace]

Yea, I'd thought about it too when I got my VMPro450, but didn't bother either - remember, you are starting off with a DSUB connection so any real benefit of separating the cables is lost here. However, at high resolutions and over long cable distances you could well notice the difference in noise.

Me? Well I've got a TNT2 at the moment so it don't bother me much about getting good cables, at least until I get my (oh no, not another mention for the G800)!

Paul.

[The PIT]

Thanks chaps.

[Paulr]

Well I just complained to Iiyama about an issue at high res/high refresh rate and they sent me one of their BNC cables free
The problem I was having was with a very slight flicker down one edge of the screen when I wewnt 1280x1024 @ 85hz on my 17" Iiyama, the BNC cable sorted that issue out.

[The PIT]

I do want to run a high resolutions it maybe worth it.

[Greebe]

Typically one won't see a difference unless running 1280x960 as a min. I have both vga and rgb connected to my Cornerstone 21" and can say I do see a small difference. Tho this isn't what I was aiming for... I needed to connect two systems to this one monitor, so it has worked very well in both cases

[The PIT]

Right I'll try again. Couldn't post for some reason. The resolution I was thinking off was 1280*1024.