You were after VGA switchers?

[Sane]

I had a 3 or 4 port version of that and the ghosting was horrendous. When I opened it up I wasn't surprised.

I have this one as well, don't recommend it really, the interference is quite bad. This could just be caused by the added cable length mind, but it's pretty much impossible to buy short VGA cables anywhere. I guess if you're handy you could make em yourself though.

[MyDogSkip]

I have that same switcher as well, and to be fair, i never had a problem with it. Infact, i thought it was quite good!

[Dragon2k4]

I just use one of these:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000ZBHXZ4/ref=olp_product_details?ie=UTF8&me=&seller=

Does the job quite nicely, altho the supplied vga cable is abit dodgy to say the least, so its worth getting a better one!

[mekanor]

is there any ghosting/quality drop of any kind on the box above?

why is it so hard to find a quality vga switcher? surely even apart from gamers there would be some sort of demand for this type of thing within businesses, running multiple computers to one monitor etc.

EDIT: found a few reviews praising the box, saying all thats needed is a better vga cable. trouble is, on their site it lists a bunch of resolutions of which 1680x1050 is not included. shouldnt it just pass through the signal at whatever resolution its already at? i dont want to buy it if i get a lower res image than im already getting