Rosewill - HDMI to DVI Cable (24+1) - 10 FEET

Pros: Works with my Raspberry PI development systems flawlessly. Worked first try with no hiccups. Own 4 of them and would not hesitate to purchase again if needed.

Cons: None.

Pros: Good for video cards that only support DVI and are trying to connect a screen with it only having HDMI access.

Strong Cable & Lasts Long

Cons: None

Pros: It works! Got a little surprise, read "other thoughts"
It is DVI-D Dual Link cable. I was not sure which one it was from the product description or by reading other reviews, so I took a chance and bought it. It's funny because the product description changed just recently to include this --> (24+1) which kinda says (at least for those who know) it's DVI-D dual link.

Cons: None so far. Looks like a quality made cable to me.
Actually, I have something to say as a SPECIAL NOTE:
Do not forget to change BIOS settings responsible for video output (DVI \ VGA \ HDMI depending on the motherboard to DVI ) for this cable to work!! Especially, do it BEFORE you are gonna use it and when you still have a picture coming from your computer! Otherwise you'll get a black screen and think cable is not working! I learned it a hard way long time ago. I'm just thankful that I had some extra hardware laying around and was able to fix it with the other setup. Now I remember what to change for whichever cable I'm using.

Other Thoughts: Initially I was thinking to use it to get some video output from ECS HDC-M/C-60 (v2.0) AMD Fusion APU C-60 motherboard with AMD Radeon HD 6290 graphics to my 55'' LCD TV. My TV it not a 120Hz one, but I still decided to get a dual link cable just in case. This TV has VGA <-- (bad image quality) and HDMI inputs and then transmit audio signal by other means. Well... This cable transmitted both video and audio which is out of the official DVI specifications, but was proven wrong by some user's experience with DVI-D to HDMI cables. Now I'm another living example which proves that you can get audio going through this type of a cable. My guess is that it only happens because my motherboard has embedded GPU, but I'm still not quite sure why it works this way so there is no guarantee that you will get audio going using this cable alone.
OS: Win 7 Ult 64bit + standard set of drivers supplied with my motherboard on a CD.

Pros: Works as expected. This cable is connecting a Sapphire HD3850 AGP video card with dual DVI-I ports to the HDMI port on a Sony SXRD 50" rear projection TV. The display resolution is set to 1920X1080 with perfect clarity. The quality of the cable is professional not kidding. I am not sure about the other comments stating that this cable is thin and that Rosewill is a bad brand name. The cable is very thick and has multiple levels of shielding as well as receives no visible interference from other nearby cables or devices. It appears to have gold plated contacts, although this may be a different metal as the information is not specified the Rosewill website.

Cons: None, but I was wondering...If any people who have purchased this cable found it to be "dead on arrival" I am assuming that you did not have a good video output to your monitor in the first place??? Is it possible, that your video output problem is not cable related? Have you tested the video output with a different cable, for example, DVI to analogue just to check the ports on the video card and monitor?

Other Thoughts: Another great product from Rosewill. They never cease to impress me with the low cost of what I would term "experimental" products that are new and innovative. I even chose Rosewill for a 80 Plus Bronze 1000W power supply for my new AMD/ATI gaming rig over other BIG brand names, my case fans, and a wireless keyboard with a 60 foot range (see if you can find that from ANY other manufacturer). Rosewill, you rock!

Pros: still use it sometimes.

Cons: ¯\(°_o)/¯

Pros: None

Cons: Cable is very thin and produced red lines in my picture. Sending back for a refund and going with a better name brand.

Pros: High quality but fairly flexible. Very clean signal. Connectors fit snug.

Cons: None.

Pros: They're cables ;-) As long as they work, and there is no interference, everything is good! And these have performed amazingly on my monitors, TVs, and various video cards.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: None.

Pros: Not DOA. Works as advertised.

Cons: Did not have ferrite as shown in picture. I know they are not mentioned in the specs but the picture was misleading. I actually choose this one over a competitor's because i thought it had ferrite. Not critical to it's functionality, but am disappointed.

FYI, ferrite are those little bumps near the ends of the cable to reduce broadcasting noise.

Other Thoughts: If ur buying cables from newegg instead of from those big box stores, ur one of the smart ones.

Pros: Worked just as expected. Using to connect DVI from MBP to HDMI on 42" Samsung. No problems at all.

Cons: None.