Legrand - C2G DVI-D to DVI-D Video Cable, Male to Male Dual Link Digital Video Cable, Black Computer Cable, 5 Meter (16.4 Foot) Monitor Cable, 1 Count, C2G 29527

I needed two long DVI cables for my work computer and these served me very well.The connectors are good quality and the cables are thick and feel like they were well-made.I got the longest option, and they work great.

This is exactly as it should be.

I used this to replace a DVI over cat5 adapter I was using for the 15 feet from my PC to my LCD after the adapters or the cable started glitching out.Been using this for a while now with no issues.I also have it mounted to a monitor arm so it gets moved a little bit (but not near the connectors)

I purchased this cable to get a little extra distance from my new (awesome) Dell U3100 Monitor. The monitor came with a 6 ft. DVI-D cable but it was too short for my needs. My XP system and video card worked fine with the Dell-supplied cable, but when I connected this one (double-checked the connections), I started getting mis-colored screens, and even a lockup of XP where, after a boot, I'd be stuck with an hourglass forever if I moved the cursor over the taskbar. When I reinstalled the Dell Cable, everything works great again.To be fair, the cable appeared well made and thick enough gauge, so perhaps I just got a bad one.

The first cable I received had a loose pin and would pass only broken video. Amazon is great and immediately shipped me a new cable which works as it should. I can only say half of Cables To Go cables meet acceptable standards.

This is item 29527 on CablesToGo's website (sorry, Amazon doesn't let me paste the link). The price on their website is $40, so here you are getting a good deal.This is a 24-pin male-male DVI-D digital cable. It's cheap and feels cheap, but delivers good performance. I use it to hook my Denon DVD-1910 DVI DVD player to my Syntax Olevia LCD TV. It can also hook to most other HDTVs, such as those made by Sharp, Pioneer, Panasonic, Toshiba, Hitachi, etc.Most HDTVs and DVI-capable DVD players have female connectors, so you need this M/M cable. But double-check your device to make sure.

Cable seems very sturdy. Plenty of length for the price. Be aware that the mating connectors are much bulkier than the DVI cables provided with brand new monitors- It was almost too large to fit the monitor I intended to use it for (there was a limited amount of clearance around the DVI port on the monitor, ACER 22").

This cord works exceedingly well with my Apple Computer and Optima projector. The length was exactly what I needed. No issues whatsoever.