Bronze Member Username: BozobyteWhere Micky mouse lives, CA Good Ol U.S.... Post Number: 19 Registered: Mar-09 | I have a Samsung A750, and bought an in-wall 1.3 rated HDMI cable from Monoprice.com. I never looked at the transfer rate thinking it didn't matter, since nothing is broadcast in 120 or even 240 yet anyway,so why the difference? My brother, trying to up one on me, just purchased a 52" B750 with 240Hz and wanted to know if he now has to buy a High, Advanced, or Ultra speed rated cable. My Brother was at best Buy and the dude told him to get the highest Speed Monster Cable for the most high Definition possible. 4' for 150.00!!!!!! R U CRAZY I just bought the 1.3 in-wall rated HDMI not knowing any difference. He was also looking at BluRay Players, maybe that's why the speed differences,since I think that's where you might see the Hz resoulution kick in. My TV is fine. I have no issues with my HDMI or the Sony BD-P350,but maybe I should take another look in case i'm not getting all the bells and whistles I should with my normal HDMI cable. Thank you. |
Silver Member Username: MccambleyBREEZY POINT, NY USA Post Number: 658 Registered: Jun-05 | Boz what is 120Hz, 240Hz? It's the refresh rate of the TV. LCD TV need this faster refresh rate to help produce a smoother picture. The HDMI cable delivering the cable signal has nothing to do with the refresh rate of the TV. Spending more money on HDMI cable may get you a better built cable or a fatter gage of copper (22 vs 24) but a faster cable is only snake oil bull#%@t and unnecessary. |
Gold Member Username: John_sColumbus, Ohio US Post Number: 2482 Registered: Feb-04 | From Blue Jeans Cable's site. While not specifically named in this article, "the vendor" is Monster Cable.
http://www.bluejeanscable.com/articles/speed-rated-hdmi-cables.htm |