Monitor cable max length

I want to put a Mini in our lobby and need to run the monitor cable through some conduit for as much as 20' to get to the monitor/tv. What is the max length? You are going to say it depends on the type of cable. I'd like to know what is best. I'm assuming I'll have to use HDMI but I like to get an opinion on that as well.
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At 20 feet, you don't really have too much of a problem. HDMI is often said to be good up to 50 feet (see http://www.abccables.com/info-hdmi-cable-lengths.html for an explanation) while DVI and VGA are somewhat subject to the resolution, with higher resolutions being limited to shorter lengths. A good quality DVI cable can go up to 1280x1024 at around 25 feet without too much problem, though VGA at that length might show some signs of noise - VGA itself will typically go to 100 feet at the lowest resolution.
Generally speaking, co-ax type cables (meaning antenna and composite connections) will render longer cable runs more practical than otherwise possible with the likes of DVI, VGA and HDMI, but at poorer resolutions.

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