someone with a little time and some soldering skills, it's quite easy to make audio/video cabling that's better than most cables you'd find at your local electronics store (including Monster Cable). Cheers, nonone wrote: > The high speed video...

I remove this knockout piece and just route the video cable through the opening and connect it to the video card? Also, the PC has a 145 W power supply. Should this be adequate for the card? I noticed that some video cards (although not this one) require...

wrong* with my unit, I can't believe that the audio/video being off by typically about half a second (but not always consistent), and from multiple sources (digital cable, DVD (using Monster component video cable), VCR, etc...). Has anyone else experienced...

it worth spending 3x the money, > ie, will I notice any difference in video quality? >> Sean >> ps. I'm also wondering whether I'll notice any difference > in video quality between the cheap RCA component video cables> and a $100 set. Sean, Given...

DVD player. The DVD player's video is connected to the TV via Monster component cable; the audio is connected to the receiver using standard analog cables. The DVD player also has digital coax out, but I haven't picked up a digital coax cable yet. While...

via the Pace HD box. I started with component video cables and was satisifed with the HD quality. Being a curious type, I decided to try the $100 Monster DVI cable. I immediately noticed a significant difference. The picture seemed brighter and sharper....

purchase a new video card soon. I also tried an old Matrox Millinium, but still notice the ghosting. With my old Sony monitor, I never had ghosting with the TNT, so I doubt it's because of the video card. Could it be caused by the video cable? I noticed...

are required to be hooked up on the GC. Not for video, but for audio. The component cables for the GC lack audio. You'll still need to pull the audio from the RCA cables. (Don't need to hook up the yellow video cables, just the red/white RCA audio cables.)...

an empty S VIDEO slot. No I noticed that this S Video slot does fit a normal S Video cable...and if you look even closer to the slot...it has quite a few more (prong holes?) that the normal S Video cable... Try an HDMI to DVI cable! The rest seem to be Analog...