With this item I plug a VGA LED cable to it and to a 3.0 USB and can I expand my windows desktop? Or this just'll duplicate my desktop? Help me pls!
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It will extend your desktop too. It has some glitches like blacking out during high volume processing such as using ArcGIS tools. But for the price, it gets the job done. Next time I think I'll try a higher price product. The resolution with the VicTsing is actually better than plugging the second monitor into the Panasonic Toughbook's VGA connector!
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You should be able to expand your desktop, I was able to with mine. It was a complicated process, I had to download the proper drivers and change my settings, but it worked (although its an awful connection)
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Either - depending on your settings you can clone or have it as a new display. On windows, hit [window-button]-P to see the options that are available - this adapter will make the computer detect the the screen as it would any other, so all of the options are available.
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Yes. Ha,ha ... I use mine to extend my desktop and it works fine. Don't forget to change your windows settings for dual monitors. If you don't, then all you will do is duplicate the monitor. Hope this helps!
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This is a desktop, yes? I looked up the model on google and your motherboard doesn't appear to have the connection for it. These are generally used for laptops but some very tiny, newer desktops can use them. (Talking about the size of a gamecube). This is a Half-mini PCIe card. mini PCIe is not the same as plain PCIe.
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Kevin, this is a splitter, so it can only mirror... I think what you are looking for is a dual-display video card, working with your OS to expand your desktop.
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Not easy to say. PC must have HDMI not USB which looks very similar but are not. Many Monitors use only a VGA which has less pins in the screw on end of cord. I suggest check your pin configuration on Monitor because some DVI's have less pins. I made that mistake first time around.
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The splitter allows you to send the same signal to two external monitors. Extending your desktop requires two video feeds - one to your existing monitor and another one to a second monitor. If you have a laptop PC, you could plug a second monitor into your SVGA connector (if you have one) or HDMI connector (if you have one) to extend your desktop. If you have a box PC, you will need a second video card for the second monitor. Then, you could duplicate your desktop on the second monitor, or you could extend your desktop on the second monitor (different info displaying on the two monitors). The splitter cannot extend your monitor, but could be used to duplicate it. I hope this information helps you.
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I bought a VGA converter from Microsoft, you will need it if you want to make it work, I had my 360 work with it just fine, but the screen starts blinking after 2 years I bought it.
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Yes, you could easily do that. You would tell monitor 1 and 2 to use "extended desktop" then tell 3 to duplicate 1 and tell 4 to duplicate 2. I just checked the settings on the one I'm using right now and it works just like you say. You would just need longer cables to reach the other location.
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You have to have a VGA out to run to the display splitter. This device splits and extends the VGA signal you already have coming out. You can set your VGA out to duplicate on to the output in your pc settings.
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If you have an extra display port not in use on the laptop and you want to connect it to a VGA monitor you would want to get this, otherwise no it wouldn't. You probably want a USB to (DVI, HD, VGA) adaptor so you can add an extra display adaptor.
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Same experience here -- I couldn't get it to support 3 monitors concurrently.We ended up getting DisplayLink USB to VGA adapters for the third monitor, since we're just doing office work (documents, spreadsheet, emails). It's worked well and seemed to be the lowest cost option.If you need 3 monitors for gaming, I assume you would need 2 graphics cards (and probably a stronger power supply), although I haven't done it so can't confirm.
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The easiest way would be a simple DVI to VGA adapter if you want to make an extended desktop. You may also look up DisplayPort cables as a second option.
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I plugged it into my Dell Laptop using the supplied cable (this means yes to VGA) - no problem at all, great, bright display. That's what I wanted, I never counted the other ports, suggest you read the specs.
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It didn't work for me... Do you have two monitors that each have VGA connectors, but you have a computer that has one VGA port and one HDMI port? That is what I had, and I found although this seems like it would connect the two, it doesn't work. I found success with an adaptor that connected via the USB port that was ~$40 from Best Buy. I had failed with this cable as well as two other splitters. The spitters left me with mirror images/replicas and this connector quite frankly did nothing. Good luck!
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I have never actually used it. Waiting to get a monitor for the desktop (previous monitor disappeared when moving).
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RCA to VGA is correct...I use it to view my XBOX play on my desktop monitor...worx great! It has a 5v adapter you plug into the wall..no USB.
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The VGA/SVGA does not carry a sound signal if you were to get a video signal you would still need a audio cable. Also I think their is a digital to analog issue there. Hope the info helped Happy NY
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wanna buy this... somebody knows if I plug the 3 displays at the same time, can I get together as one, for example to play some game like racing or flight simulator, to see the expansion making one screen.. thanks