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[matt697845]

Hi,

I ordered 2 of the Sony IFB-FULLHD v3 cards a little less than a year ago. Now I've been reading that this card has a serious bandwidth limitation. "Under 70 MHz". I have not done any serous calibration at all to my G90s, but to be honest right off the bat I did notice that signal directly from my PC VGA via a high quality breakout cable seemed a lot easier to get the windoze desktop sharp then the Moome card at comparable resolutions/ refresh rates. My G90 setup is currently used for Wii U and Netflix only and is a very quick and dirty "by eye" 20 minute setup, I'll get serious about my setup when i get moved into a permanent place... So for the time being I can't confirm there even is really a bandwidth issue and if there is its currently not a big deal.

So my question is there really a issue, and if so how do i go about getting the cards replaced/fixed? Is this covered by Moome? It seems like it should be if it's really as bad as some people are making it out to be. How to go about contacting Moome directly?


Thanks!

[stridsvognen]

The standard V3 card is actually a nice match for the standard G90.

I did a lot of testing at the time, and dont fully understand what happened, but with the 2 BA boards i have today, i would not have problems using the old V3.

The G90 seems to react very different with different input cards, and it has so much peaking and noise in its video chain that it might be better to not feed it the full video bandwidth.

So i doubt you will notice any difference changing the filtering, better find out how to run it right, the way it is.