I got this VGA splitter a while ago, but only today took some screenshots with my AVerMedia Game Broadcaster HD.

I have two other splitters, one cheap, new one, from eBay with 130 MHz and another second hand one with, 350 MHz. The StarTech Splitter also has 350 MHz: http://www.startech.com/AV/Splitters/VGA-Spli … lifier~ST122PRO

Using a Matrox G400, I tested out various VGA cables into the AVerMedia. The oldest VGA cable I have, 3m long with PS/2 plugs on both ends, gives me the best image quality. Doesn't have ferrites. So that one stays with the AVerMedia.

Then I tried out two VGA extension cables (The StarTech splitter has a male plug for VGA input). Got a 3m one from eBay, quite thick, with ferrites on both ends, which gave the best results.

Took screenshots of everything and was amazed when I looked at the output from the StarTech splitter. The image is clearer and sharper than going directly into the AVerMedia.

Screenshots attached. Resolution set to 1920 x 1080@60 Hz. Also attached a 1920 x 1080 VGA screenshot of the desktop. Might have to zoom in and out to see the small images.

3m VGA from Matrox directly into AVerMedia:

3m VGA extension into StarTech VGA splitter. Then 3m VGA from StarTech into AVerMedia:

1920 x 1080 VGA screenshot of the desktop:

Couldn't take a capture, but on my 24" screen at 1920 x 1200 resolution the VGA image is as clear and as sharp as DVI. I was really surprised and not quite sure why and how, but that doesn't really matter. Bottom line: This splitter is really good!