[SOLVED]Should I buy Bluerigger HDMI cable from Amazon?

[erratic_gamer]

I have a Benq GW2470HM 23.8 inch monitor which has HDMI, DVI-D and VGA input and has speakers.

Will buying a gold plated HDMI cable help increase the quality and volume of speaker noise as opposed to the stock cable that came with it?

I am not happy with the monitors speakers as of today.

TYIA,
Mandar

[Bad 💀 Motha]

If there is noise it's usually cause the Monitor is too close to possible other devices causing interference, such as PC's PSU or other powered devices.

For best results, all Display Cables should have a ferrite core built-in at both ends.
https://i.stack.imgur.com/CejVV.png

You can even add ferrite core to cables that don't have them; such as USB or Audio cables, which should kill off most interference noise by helping provide a better shield.
http://www.fohonline.com/images/stories/15/07/current-foh/48/1-hand%20with%20cable.jpg

[erratic_gamer]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Bad_Motha:

If there is noise it's usually cause the Monitor is too close to possible other devices causing interference, such as PC's PSU or other powered devices.

For best results, all Display Cables should have a ferrite core built-in at both ends.
https://i.stack.imgur.com/CejVV.png

You can even add ferrite core to cables that don't have them; such as USB or Audio cables, which should kill off most interference noise by helping provide a better shield.
http://www.fohonline.com/images/stories/15/07/current-foh/48/1-hand%20with%20cable.jpg

Could you point me to a desirable HDMI cable on amazon.in

[Cathulhu]

Any cheap HDMI cable will do, due to the digital signal.
Gold plating is a marketing trick, which literally does nothing regarding signal quality.
Same with a ferrite core. It will have literally no effect on a digital signal.

Monitor speakers are generally crap. They are an afterthought and usually of very low quality.
Use proper speakers if you want proper quality.

[erratic_gamer]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Cathulhu:

Any cheap HDMI cable will do, due to the digital signal.
Gold plating is a marketing trick, which literally does nothing regarding signal quality.
Same with a ferrite core. It will have literally no effect on a digital signal.

Monitor speakers are generally crap. They are an afterthought and usually of very low quality.

So no reason to buy that Cable then ? I thought maybe there was signal loss in stock cable.

One of the main reason for buying this monitor was because it came with stock HDMI cable and I wouldn't have to try out the ones in mkt and worry about compatibility.

TY

[Cathulhu]

It's a digital signal, there is no quality degradation.
Either it works, or it doesn't, there is no middle ground.

[erratic_gamer]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Cathulhu:

It's a digital signal, there is no quality degradation.
Either it works, or it doesn't, there is no middle ground.

Cool :D