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Now that computer monitors are powered by bitstreams, the computer can detect if the signal isn’t strong enough for full bandwidth, and downgrade to a lower quality picture. Use the DisplayPort cable that came with the monitor. Do not use cables just laying around from 2008.
Frustratingly, Windows really has no way to surface this kind of degraded signal information to users. Your picture will just slightly change with weird color artifacts on text that look like bad sub-pixel rendering. Or reduce the Hz of the monitor.
This is the same for USB-C and laptop docks. They’ll dynamically downgrade the signals to lower bandwidth if it has a bad connection, but you don’t really know.
2016: Purchasing director sources desktops with HDMI output. 2018: Purchasing director sources monitors with DisplayPort. Solution: Untangle the VGA cables from 2003 that are stuffed into a FedEx box in the back of storage closet.
God damn it
Swift you just solved my home monitor problem that was bugging me yesterday
Maybe someone could put in this user story about how nice it would be to have degraded monitor signal user notifications 
HDMI cables are still HDMI cables are still HDMI cables though, right?
Just like all ethernet cables are ethernet cables. Swift has posted about the need to replace old ethernet cables because the PHY up to the OS hide the error rates
Hahahahaha, monitor that comes with a displayport cable! Good one!
I’ve bought a ton of HP monitors for work and they usually come with DisplayPort cables, I have so many of them!
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