10 ft Single Link DVI-D Cable

Cables For Less is proud to offer home theater enthusiasts these High Quality DVI-D Single Link Cables deliver the optimum video signals required for realizing the potential of today's high-end DVD and blu-ray players, cable boxes, AV receivers, and HDTVs. These premium cables are fully HDCP compliant to provide the highest level of signal quality. Still not satisfied? Our DVI-D Single Link Cables are double shielded with gold plated connectors and carry a Full 1 Year Warranty Against Manufacturer Defects. So let us help you complete your system configuration and realize that top-notch cables do not have to break the piggy bank.

Features:

• Male to male DVI-D Single Link
• 10 foot length
• Fully HDCP compliant cable to provide the highest level of signal quality
• Shielded for maximum protection from RFI and EMI interference
• Compatible with all HDTV formats including 720p and 1080i
• 24 K Gold-plated connectors create precise contact for low loss
• Connects components with DVI interfaces to each other
• Thoroughly tested and DVI-D certified
• Superior TMDS signal resolution, Single Link (1920 X 1080)
• 99.9% oxygen free copper conductors
• 28 AWG
• 100% overall shielded and individually shielded pairs with drain wire
• Fully molded construction
• Easy grip capture screws
• Hot swappable
• 1 year warranty against manufacturer defects

Dual Link Vs. Single Link Breakdown:

In short, dual link enables a higher resolution and three additional channels. See below for further detailed comparison.

DVI-D Single Link: Single T.M.D.S. link- each link has three data channels for RGB information with a maximum bandwidth of 165 MHz, which is equal to 165 million pixels per second. Single-link connections provides bandwidth for resolutions up to 1920 x 1080 at 60 Hz (HDTV). While Dual Link Cables support T.M.D.S. (transition minimized differential signaling) "links"- DVI supports up to two TMDS links. Each cable provides two links, each holding three data channels for RGB information with a maximum bandwidth of 165 MHz, which is equal to 165 million pixels per second. Dual-link connections provides bandwidth for resolutions up to 2048 x 1536p.