Has anyone run this at least 100' at 1080p 60hz with no signal drop?
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I ran this at 100' with no problems using cat5e but my source was a directv box that was outputting 1080i most of the time.
1082755
I have installed these in a couple places, 125-150' runs and no issues at all to date
1082756
I tried this and found that the video was great but the sound was not. Some of the words would be cut off at the end. I need up returning the unit
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I used a DVI to HDMI cable and I am getting 1080p.If you video card supports it, you will get 1080p.If you use the vga connector, than maybe 720p is the max?
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none here, I am running 3 24" monitors and haven't had any lag issues on games or with the mouse on the desktop.
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I'm running a Sony HDTV @ 1920x1080 on HDMI and a Dell monitor @ 1280x1024 by VGA, both 60Hz, as a 'stacked' dual display [not cloned single].
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1080p should be at 120hz, as long as the source is outputting at the same rate
1365191
You might be pushing it, depending on the other hardware your system has to keep powered on. I'm running it with a 500 Watt XFX Bronze rated and have no issues.
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with 50 ft at 1800i i still get a few lost frames, so I would assume you would get the some what the same amount of lost packets. It got pretty pad that I had to drop down to a 25ft cable
1365457
It will work fine should not be any signal drop that you would notice. I have used two to make a 100' run in installations with no problems.
998408
If you have 120Hz, you shouldn't have a problem. Were you not able to watch in 1080p ? I don't know anything about changing refresh rates.
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No lag at all! Then again I have it connect to the BenQ RL2455HM gaming monitor.
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No, not for this price, but I am very impressed with the signal carrying capabilities. This cable is heavier than other name brands that I have used and For standard hd 1080 I think the picture is fantastic. If you getting into 3d and something that is very demanding and critical of signal loss, maybe you need to get into redmere cables, but they are very pricey. I wouldn't be afraid to try this cable first. I am using 2 of these in different locations and Im using a 48inch and a 60 inch Samsung tv. The pic is great/////
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Display port is supposed to be the best transfer of signal. I would advise using it if you can.
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I have not run a 3D signal but I have ran a 1080P signal with no problem from my PC to a projector through this cable. Hope this helps!
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I do not know the tech specs but I am running at 120mhz refresh rate and 1080p with a 40 ft cable and it is amazing looking.
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No, HDMI cannot handle resolutions over 1080... You need either DVI or DisplayPort...
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I have a 3 ft HDMI going into the device and I have a 12 ft HDMI attached to one of the outputs and I haven't noticed a diminished signal or lag time at all. They are both of the twisted-vein types which are working just fine. Perhaps if you do go with the 25 ft HDMI, there are heavier duty type cables available.
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Past cable tech trainer for years. Signal loss over RG-6 over 100Ft is -6 dB @ 900 Mhz. Running 300' you are losing -18 dB. Might want to upgrade to RG-11 Less loss, nominally. -5.4 dB at 900 Mhz over 100'