this is the same as Dual-Link DVI?
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There is a bit of confusion about this on the description of this cable, I ran into to this myself. This is in fact a dual link dvi cable. A dvi cable connector that isn't a dual link is missing a section of 9 pins in the middle. I don't understand their description of it being dvi to dvi dual link, either. For me it functions exactly as my other dual link cables. Hope this helps. Here is a link that may help you out as a reference.http://mobile.pcadvisor.co.uk/how-to/pc-peripheral/3365585/how-tell-dvi-i-dvi-d-cables-apart/
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The Blue Rigger cable is Standard DVI not Dual Link cable, See other cable Cable Matters Gold Plated DVI-D Dual Link Cable with Ferrites 10 Feet
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There is a bit of confusion about this on the description of this cable, I ran into to this myself. This is in fact a dual link dvi cable. A dvi cable connector that isn't a dual link is missing a section of 9 pins in the middle. I don't understand their description of it being dvi to dvi dual link, either. For me it functions exactly as my other dual link cables. Hope this helps. Here is a link that may help you out as a reference. http://mobile.pcadvisor.co.uk/how-to/pc-peripheral/3365585/how-tell-dvi-i-dvi-d-cables-apart/
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Yes, your gpu supports dual link dvi, which is the cable that comes in the monitors box.
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I have not found this to be possible - only two at a time.I typically do 2 DVI or 1 DVI + HDMI.
99623
You may be speaking of the difference between DVI-i and DVI-d. One carries digital AND analogue (i), the other (d), carries only the newer digital signal and so fewer pins. This would make sense as the monitor already has a separate analogue port (VGA).
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it can't accurately be called both.. both DVI connections are dual-link DVI-I. DVI-I can pass digital and analog signals (the 'I' stands for interlaced), so it is compatible with both DVI-D (digital) and DVI-A (analog) cables as well as DVI-I.
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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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Do you mean VGA? For my set up, I may have used cable with DVI on both ends so I can't say I remember a VGA connection.There are adapters for DVI to VGA so something like this should work:Generic DVI-I Dual-Link (M) to 15-Pin VGA (F) Adapter
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It doesn't work as a dual link dvi. The dual link dvi takes more power so you have to buy the special dual link dvi adapter I isn't very much extra it is only about $10 so I hoped this helped so you don't buy the wrong one. Also to help you find the right one the dual link has a USB on it so it can get more power.
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This is only a DVI-D Single-Link cable. The dual link cable can carry higher resolutions and more data due to their higher throughput. If your monitor is not more than 1080p (1920x1080) or WUXGA (1920x1200) @ 60Hz or less, this will work fine. If you are trying to use a 2K, qHD, or 4K monitor, then you will have to use either a Display port or at least the dual-link version of the DVI. Either that or deal with something like 17FPS.
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yes either that or DVI-HDMI adapter if you already have a DVI-D cable lying around (not DVI-I single link). You can purchase one here, just search for tripp-lite DVI HDMI adapter.
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DVI is 24 pin. Hdmi is 18 pin, hope this helps, I've used it on multiple monitors and works great.
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Can you explain your question again. This one has dual dvi so you can display maximum 2 screens. Is it what u are asking?
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Yes! One is HDMI and the other is DVI. I have two ASUS HD monitors on the system currently.
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Almost certainly yes, although it depends on the video card. I have used a single-link (i.e. normal) DVI port to drive this monitor at 1920x1200. You do need a dual-link DVI (i.e. extra fancy DVI) to use all the pixels on the screen, but you may find your video card actually does have dual-link DVI.Most video cards with two outputs, like yours, can drive two separate monitors. I have very rarely seen exceptions - Dell computers with a VGA and a DVI port on the motherboard come to mind, in that case you can only use one. But that's the motherboard, if you install a video card you can use it normally. Almost certainly yes, although it depends on the video card. I have used a single-link (i.e. normal) DVI port to drive this monitor at 1920x1200. You do need a dual-link DVI (i.e. extra fancy DVI) to use all the pixels on the screen, but you may find your video card actually does have dual-link DVI.Most video cards with two outputs, like yours, can drive two separate monitors. I have very rarely seen exceptions - Dell computers with a VGA and a DVI port on the motherboard come to mind, in that case you can only use one. But that's the motherboard, if you install a video card you... » Read More Almost certainly yes, although it depends on the video card. I have used a single-link (i.e. normal) DVI port to drive this monitor at 1920x1200. You do need a dual-link DVI (i.e. extra fancy DVI) to use all the pixels on the screen, but you may find your video card actually does have dual-link DVI.Most video cards with two outputs, like yours, can drive two separate monitors. I have very rarely seen exceptions - Dell computers with a VGA and a DVI port on the motherboard come to mind, in that case you can only use one. But that's the motherboard, if you install a video card you can use it normally. « Show Less
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For the vast majority of situations, HDMI is better than DVI since it can turn into DVI easily but also has other benefits. HDMI and DVI signals are compatible, so you don't even need an adapter to convert; they have DVI-HDMI cables for <$10. HDMI has sound and supports HDCP - DVI has neither. Depending on the HDMI spec version it will have higher/lower/same resolution as dual-link DVI.
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From their website: http://www.svat.com/productDisplay.php?id=5047&categoryNumber=2&tabID=6 Video Display Output: 2 CH Composite BNC; 1 VGA -------------------------------------- Doesn't look like this one supports DVI.
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I"m not using adapters, but get great pictures on two monitors using dvi. Not sure why you wouldn't be.