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Author Topic: DVI to HDMI cable against VGA to VGA cable  (Read 19972 times)
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« Reply #15 on: October 26, 2013, 09:19:19 pm »

I had a VGA only screen until recently I unplugged it and plugged in a DVI screen - no real difference.

So then I rebooted and used the DVI screen - clearly an improvement.

I use a DVI screen now. Nick suggested it could be the drivers - possibly / probably anyway I just stick with the DVI now.

For sure worthwhile but nothing compared with the upgrade in SQ the AUDIO GRADE USB 3.0 PCIE CARD provided - totally fundamental.

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« Reply #16 on: October 26, 2013, 09:55:41 pm »

In my experience there is no perceptible differences among VGA or DVI cables, never tested however the HDMI. I don´t find differences either among to have the VGA/DVI plugged or unplugged (I use a VGA cable with a DVI adpater) nor with the monitor on or off. BUT, just in case, and following the rule that less devices connected should be better I took the habit to turn off the monitor when the music starts to sound.

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