This Hudson platform has HDMI and DVI video Out. No VGA. I have seen where a DVI to VGA is provided. Does the DVI to VGA work reasonably well.
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A DVI to VGA adapter was included in the package for this unit. I have tested it up to 1920x1080 and it works well at that resolution. Just make sure that the VGA connector is secure on both ends; as with any VGA cable, the signal can get blurry if the connector is loose. (This was particularly true for me when using the desktop's included VESA bracket to mount it to the back of my television, because space is extremely constrained behind the television and the VGA cable would sometimes get jarred loose). Be careful about your cable arrangement and you should be fine.
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you need to use HDMIIt does not have VGA.I don't recommend this Samsung TV, for that not any Samsung TV.They upgrade the TV Software remotely, sometimes it causes issues and it cases several times and I was without service, it is highly frustrating.I could not return it due to short return time and there is no customer service, it is for name sake.
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Did you install the drivers for the DVI output? Pretty sure that the board only comes with native drivers for VGA.
2280655
It does not have HDMI nor DVI. It does have VGA and a Display Port (a digital output similar to HDMI, but no requirement of manufacturers to pay HDMI royalties). Digital video capability is comparable to HDMI, but Display port lacks an ARC (audio return channel) and Ethernet capability. There are many Display Port to HDMI or DVI adapters available for a nominal cost.
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Pretty sure this model is DVI out - that is the HDMI variant, not the VGA variant. If you have a DVI to VGA adaptor it will work, but if you don't have an HDMI monitor you should start there instead.
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While all of my current systems (4 laptops) have both VGA and either DVI or HDMI connections (the key reason I purchased this specific switch), I've had some success with different interface converters. The HDMI computer uses a HDMI-DVI adapter cable, and I've used DVI-VGA before with a dual VGA KVM that preceeded this unit. However, you'll need to do careful research on selecting a DVI-VGA converter and on your monitor's DVI signal capability before going this route. Most of the DVI-VGA adapters are converting from DVI-A to VGA, not from DVI-D; DVI-D is the standard output for most DVI ports. Most monitors also only accept the DVI-D input. In order to convert from DVI-D to VGA you'll need to insure that your converter can produce the high-frequency VGA signal required to drive a full HD VGA display. Most do not reach full HD bandwidth, leaving one monitor with a lower-res screen. In my case, using Lenivo T-420 laptops on two of the input pairs, the Lenovo docking platform provides a stable HD VGA output as well as DVI-D ports. This is how I connect both DVI and VGA ports on the KVM. As I said earlier, my choice of this KVM was dictated by the ubiquity of a stable HD VGA port being available on all systems, and DVI-D conversion from HDMI being the only other problem I had to address. The KVM will support DVI-A through-links...if your monitors support DVI-A or you can use a DVI-A to VGA connection, you might look at a switch that is dual DVI (A+D) and just pass the VGA through on the -A pins of the DVI port.
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It does not have a VGA input. It does have an HDMI input and output though. With a little searching around you can find a converter box/cable that can convert from VGA to HDMI. I also do not think it has Bluetooth.
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The card has a squid adapter that has four DVI-D (DVI Dual link) female side.You can adapter the dvi down to VGA but you will have resolution problems when the monitor does not send a response signal. Long story short DVI monitors only. -Cade
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You wouldn't worry about no DVI. HTMI is better. If you don't have HDMI you simply use an HTMI to DVI adapter. I have used it both ways - hardly a noticeable difference. We now have 2 of these as the price keeps dropping. It is a great monitor with bright pixels and true colors.
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there is a VGA, DVI and HDMI port in this desktop. I have a monitor with VGA, DVI, and HDMI port. It works good with VGA port, I have not tried DVI port, I tried HDMI port but that did not work.
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It is not powered by the VGA port. The software installed on the computer can run any video that the computer can run. Android platforms are not supported. Not very user friendly.
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Not specifically. You have to get a DVI-to-HDMI adapter, which is available on amazon for a few dollars. Once you have that, then you'll have a great value for your money all-in-all. Just search for DVI to HDMI. Good luck!
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A monitor simply displays an image. If your tower, no matter the brand or model has a video output that this monitor does, then it will work. It's been years sicne I've ha this, but I remember it having an HDMI, VGA and DVI-D port. So if your video card, or motherboard if using on board graphics has one of those connections, you're good to go.
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No, the on-board graphics only support VGA output. For HDMI, you would need to purchase a dedicated GPU.
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It comes with two standard computer VGA monitor connections. It does not have DVI or HDMI video outputs, but your monitor or TV may provide multiple types of inputs, including VGA.
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No VGA, but it has a mini-HDMI. If your projector has HDMI input you will need to purchase mini-HDMI to HDMI cable.
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There is only VGA and HDMI on this model, to use DVI you would need to get a HDMI to DVI adapter. Example BlueRigger High Speed HDMI to DVI Adapter Cable (6.6 Feet/ 2 Meters)