Is the DVI cable a DVI-D or a DVI-I?
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The cable that I ordered was DVI-D. Used it to connect directly from desktop DVI-D to 27" HDMI display. Works great.
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I don't know. The HDMI end goes to my computer video card, and the DVI end goes to my video projector. It works.
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Not that I've seen. I've used dvi me display port and I need to adjust via settings on the computer
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It only comes with 1 adapter. This product is a DVI-D. There are 5 different types of DVI. The most common are DVI-D which is 8 row of 3 pins (24 pins total) and a slot pin. Then the other one is DVI-I which supports audio through the cable.
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Not sure what a 1,1 or DVI is. I am using this monitor with a Mac Pro purchased in 2014, plugging it into the firewire port. It was easy to set up and activate the monitor and it works very well.
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A fully populated DVI connector (DVI-I) has distinct pins for both an analog signal and a digital signal. Computers with DVI output usually send signal out on both. All the DVI/VGA adapter does is re-route the analog signals to a VGA style of connector. It does not convert from analog to digital. HDMI, on the other hand, only has the digital video signals. The unpleasant reality is that it makes no sense to convert from HDMI to DVI and then to VGA. The HDMI connector will be hooked up to the digital pins on the DVI connector and the VGA connector will be hooked up to the analog pins, and no signal will pass between the HDMI and VGA. I've seen the same problem with trying to put a DVI/VGA connector on each end of a DVI cable in order to use it as though it was a VGA cable. Most DVI cables only provide wires on the digital pins and so the resulting creation has no actual connectivity between the VGA at each end. -Henry
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A DVI-D connector on a graphics card sends out a digital signal only, while a DVI-I connector, which carries both an analog and digital signal, can send out a digital signal (for digital displays such as flat panel LCD monitors) as well as analog signal (for older displays such as a CRT monitor) using a DVI to VGA adaptor - See link below http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/221
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Dvi. I'm not sure if an HDMI connection is possible since i can't check the monitor. It stopped working since I bought it a few months ago and I threw it out!
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This particular model is DVI-D. However, IOGEAR and several others have a model that should fit your needs.
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DVI-D is digital and will not work if you have and old analog monitor but will if you have and LCD monitor ( flat screen thats HD ) some of the old LCDs are analog. DVI-D is digital only as per the 'D'. DVI-I is integrated as per the 'I' If you look at the DVI-I connnector, it has 4 pins around the flat blade looking pin. Those 4 pins are the analog signal. DVI-D connector is missing those pins so a simple adapter will not work as the analog signal is missing. The signal converter will most likely cost more than a HD LCD monitor. Hope this helps.
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I know this is a little late in the game, but mine has a DVI-D plugin as well as VGA.
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BenQ monitor has 2 input VGA and DVI-D, so there are 4 ways for you to connect : VGA to VGA, DVI-D to DVI-D, VGA (with VGA to DVI-D adapter) to DVI-D and DVI-D (with DVI-D to VGA adapter) to VGA.
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im not sure what dvi-d output is exactly. i have two dvi cables. one of them is regular and the other one is super thick and fat. the super thick and fat one, has an extra line across another one to make the "+" sign where the connecters are. i checked the monitor and it does not support this cable.
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It has a DVI-I dual link port (24 pin + 5 pin female connector), and an HDMI port (19 pin female). I believe that means that it does both DVI-D and DVI-A.
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No, it is a single-link DVI-D cable, male on both ends. I checked this reference to be sure: http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/how-to/pc-peripheral/3365585/how-tell-dvi-i-dvi-d-cables-apart/
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The DVI side goes on the back of the computer, not the monitor. The monitor side must have the VGA cable.
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No sir this is definitely a DVI-D male and the picture is displayed correctly. If it was female then you'd see holes as opposed to pins to receive an adapter but in this adapter there is pins so once you see pins then its male.
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From the Dell Specifications CONNECTIVITY 1 Digital Visual Interface connectors (DVI-D) with HDCP 1 Video Graphics Array (VGA) 1 DisplayPort (version 1.2a) 4 USB 2.0 ports ( 3 downstream ports, 1 upstream port)