DVI vs. analog

flintlock · 02-08-07, 01:18 PM

As others have already suggested, a DVI cable technically provides a crisper image as it is digital. In reality analog signal processing today has improved greatly, to the point where significant differences in image quality can be challenging to detect. Pro photographers, graphics pros or similar would undoubtedly notice a difference because of the equipment they use and the nature of their work. That said, I'd still recommend using a DVI cable for a digital LCD. Why use an analog cable in your digital system if you're no longer connecting to an analog CRT?

02-08-07, 01:18 PM	#4
flintlock Ace of the Deep Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 1,177 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	As others have already suggested, a DVI cable technically provides a crisper image as it is digital. In reality analog signal processing today has improved greatly, to the point where significant differences in image quality can be challenging to detect. Pro photographers, graphics pros or similar would undoubtedly notice a difference because of the equipment they use and the nature of their work. That said, I'd still recommend using a DVI cable for a digital LCD. Why use an analog cable in your digital system if you're no longer connecting to an analog CRT?