Which one do I get /v/? This is a serious question

the amazon one

They all work the same.

The one that's cheaper than the $7 amazon one.

>>378439376
They are all the same, always get the cheapest

The more expensive one will provide the best bandwidth between your device and your display offering you the best FPS as it allows multiple bits to transfer per inch of cable. I think the one on the right is the best one because you also get the least amount of packet (bit package) loss.

>>378440618

>he fell for the expensive HDMI cable meme

>>378439376
Did you go to the store, lay the products on the ground, and kneel down to take this photo, all while wearing your big boy jeans?

>>378439376
Unless your tv can do 4K or HDR there shouldn't be a difference

>>378439376
the cheapest, they're all functionally the same

it's a digital signal
either you get a crisp picture or no picture

>All these serious answers
I miss rotational velocidensity /v/.

>>378439376
Get a displayport cable instead.

middle or right.
Left breaks.

>>378440807
I remember at Best Buy in like 2008 they sold 6ft "premium hdmi cables" for like $60. And people bought them. 15ft ones were like $3 on newegg at the time. God I cringed

>>378441726
thats actually wrong, certain cables are rated based on the amount of info they can transfer.
You need a better cable if you want to do 4k or hdr

Doesn't really matter my man. Just take the cheapest and make sure it supports shit like 4K and HDR.

>>378442006
This, but don't fall for anything more than that. a cable that does 1080p is the same as any other.

>>378441823
http://audiophile.rocks/nebula.html

>>378442102
HDMI can't HDR and is limited to 30Hz for 4k.

>>378442006
are you dumb? 4k and hdr has to do with the sending and receiving part of the devices the cable itself is just some fucking wires.

the need for expensive hdmi cables is a meme so they can sell $2 cables for $80 like it makes a difference, it's not like in the analog days where a better cable actually mattered.

>>378442375
Is displayport the only thing that really does it properly, then? I know DVI only does like 1600p.