However you won't find much thicker than 24 gauge

However, you won't find much thicker than 24 gauge

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and it functions properly, there's no reason to spend

because a digital transmission isn't nearly

In other words, it basically works or it doesn't.

Indeed, we did a video on our channel a while back

But that doesn't mean it's always a great idea

to buy the cheapest, most bare bones cable either.

when buying an HDMI cable, we spoke to UGREEN,

and we'd like to thank them as well as Philips AOC,

and David Hsieh for his translation services.

So it turns out that using the correct material

inside an HDMI cable, can make a big difference.

and find cables with Platinum unobtainium alloy

Cheaply made HDMI cable, sometimes use steel,

Meaning it's something that you should generally avoid.

You might see cables that are made of copper-coated steel,

Instead, go for cables with pure copper wiring inside.

The good news, however, is that copper cables

aren't super-expensive, and you don't need to get

anything higher grade such as silver-plated copper.

which is measured by something called a gauge number.

As a general rule of thumb, your cable length

shouldn't exceed 1.5 meters with a thin 32 gauge wire.

you can safely have a longer and longer cable run,

without having to worry about signal attenuation

or interference, because your cables are too thin,

since at that point, the cables simply become too thick

Another thing to consider is the connectors

Gold plating is better if you can find it,

the large part on the outside that manufacturers

often color gold, to give the cable a more premium look.

Gold plating won't really affect your performance,

which I don't do because my TV is too close to the wall.

Once you found a cable made with good materials,

to work with a wide variety of equipment.

with a couple of monitors so they might not,

if you're running them in any kind of setup

testing methods on their website, read reviews and find out

if any other customers have had problems with compatibility.

And on the subject of compatibility, make sure you're buying

These have a speed of around 18 gigabits per second

to enable higher frame rates and deeper colors.

Interestingly, manufacturers actually made these

or radical design changes, but simply by improving

the manufacturing process to minimize small defects

increase latency, and introduce interference.

So if you're trying to use Ultra High Speed

out of HDMI 2.1 for example, you probably

don't want to get a cable longer than three meters.

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