I’m pressed for time, my father in law is visiting next weekend he’s a retired electrician and we’re going to install a wall outlet behind my Lg CX and also route some cables. I bought the Ruipro gen 3 33ft fiber optics cable and verified with their rep that it works good. But after testing it past couple of days I can only get it to work as it should half the time. I moved my stereo, modem and router. During my testing I found for some reason the router seems to affect the performance of the cord the most. When I swap out the $200 Ruipro for my $20 10 ft zeiket 2.1 it works perfect. Can anyone with a founders 3090 recommend a working 35 ft hdmi 2.1 cord I can route I n my walls?

Hmm, unfortunately I'm only seeing extenders supporting up to HDMI 2.0 with 4K@60Hz.

I am going to move this to general hardware as this isn’t about a GPU or an EVGA product.

Thanks for the post! Reading the reviews looks like it’s working for some and not others. Fortunately I’m going to install pvc in the walls so at least it shouldn’t be to difficult swapping out the cable outside of going in the attic. Ruipro reached out and said they’ll be sending me their current cable for testing. I’ll circle back after using it.

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Thanks for the post! Reading the reviews looks like it’s working for some and not others. Fortunately I’m going to install pvc in the walls so at least it shouldn’t be to difficult swapping out the cable outside of going in the attic. Ruipro reached out and said they’ll be sending me their current cable for testing. I’ll circle back after using it.

Yeah, I don't know enough about the hybrid design to say. The visual data is part of the fiber optic core, so that part can't be electrical interference. But be very careful not to overbend your new Rupiro cable, glass cores are exactly that, glass. When you bend a regular cable the metal core will thin but stretch... the glass/plastic polymer core will just crack and it permanently degrades the light transmission quality the more it's damaged.