My video card has 1 x Dual-Link DVI-I and 1 x Single-Link DVI-D, do I need this DVI-D or will the standard DVI cable that comes with my monitor work?
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It would depend on what your monitor was equipped with. Can you get the specification from the monitors manufacturer?
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The cable that comes with your monitor will work. DVI-D works with any monitor that has a DVI connection, as long as you are plugging it into a DVI port on your video card. You would only need DVI-I if you need to use your monitor's VGA connector plugged into a DVI port on the video card. The DVI-I cable has 4 extra little pins around the flat blade pin of the DVI connector. These are the analog connections for VGA. If you are going to do this, you also need a DVI-I to VGA adapter plugged directly into your monitor. Note that a DVI-I cable won't plug into a DVI-D port on a monitor because the 4 extra little pins don't exist on a DVI-D port. The cable that comes with your monitor will work. DVI-D works with any monitor that has a DVI connection, as long as you are plugging it into a DVI port on your video card. You would only need DVI-I if you need to use your monitor's VGA connector plugged into a DVI port on the video card. The DVI-I cable has 4 extra little pins around the flat blade pin of the DVI connector. These are the analog connections for VGA. If you are going to do this, you also need a DVI-I to VGA adapter plugged directly into your monitor. Note that a DVI-I cable won't plug into a DVI-D port on a monitor because... » Read More The cable that comes with your monitor will work. DVI-D works with any monitor that has a DVI connection, as long as you are plugging it into a DVI port on your video card. You would only need DVI-I if you need to use your monitor's VGA connector plugged into a DVI port on the video card. The DVI-I cable has 4 extra little pins around the flat blade pin of the DVI connector. These are the analog connections for VGA. If you are going to do this, you also need a DVI-I to VGA adapter plugged directly into your monitor. Note that a DVI-I cable won't plug into a DVI-D port on a monitor because the 4 extra little pins don't exist on a DVI-D port. « Show Less
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Either or should work. The D just means Digital, and the I, I think means Integrated. Your Computer will automatically determine based on the Cable connected what your Display will present. Cable works perfectly though. Will have a Max Display 1600x900
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This cable had pins for Apple Mac monitor connection or projector. I don't believe this is comparable with PC pins.
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One Dual Link DVI-I, One Dual Link DVI-D, One Mini HDMIA simple search for the video card shows the connectors... Female connectors come on the card...
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You have the option to get one or two display port to display port cables as long ad your monitor supports the display port type. Otherwise get a DVI to display port adapter for a DVI cable. You will only need on of these as there is already a single DVI port on the card. Display port is preferred. If you want what came in the box then get the adapter but is recommend sticking with display from your monitor to the comp.
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The unit actually has a single HDMI, one DVI and a VGA.(There is also a VGA from the motherboard, but I have not tried using that in conjunction with the graphics card) The DVI and VGA are linked so if you are doing split monitor operations, they are the same output. I do use the HDMI port as a split monitor and the controls allow you to designate which will be mon1 and mon2 --- with the desktop where you want it. Hope that helps.
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Yes. I'm running two monitors with this card - one with the DVI slot and a second with the VGA port. Both work fine.
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On the one I bought this is what it had Ports1 x HDMI1 x DisplayPort2 x DVI ports (1 Single Link, 1 Dual Link)The DVI ports are different, a DVI-D x DVI-A* DVI-D (digital only, single link or dual link) Digital display *Note* DVI-A (analog only), SVGA worked hereNoteI did not have a "digital display" but two SVGAs. As I was trying to connect two SVGA displays, I needed to also buy a "Display Port Male To VGA Female Adapter" to plug into the Display port, to be able to use the 2nd SVGA monitor. Had to make sure the Display Port Male To VGA Female Adapter, was the type that had a cable so that it could fit. So from display port style to cable to SVGACable Example: Neewer Displayport DP Male To VGA Female Adapter Cable Converter On the one I bought this is what it had Ports1 x HDMI1 x DisplayPort2 x DVI ports (1 Single Link, 1 Dual Link)The DVI ports are different, a DVI-D x DVI-A* DVI-D (digital only, single link or dual link) Digital display *Note* DVI-A (analog only), SVGA worked hereNoteI did not have a "digital display" but two SVGAs. As I was trying to connect two SVGA displays, I needed to also buy a "Display Port Male To VGA Female Adapter" to plug into the Display port, to be able to use the 2nd SVGA monitor. Had to make... » Read More On the one I bought this is what it had Ports1 x HDMI1 x DisplayPort2 x DVI ports (1 Single Link, 1 Dual Link)The DVI ports are different, a DVI-D x DVI-A* DVI-D (digital only, single link or dual link) Digital display *Note* DVI-A (analog only), SVGA worked hereNoteI did not have a "digital display" but two SVGAs. As I was trying to connect two SVGA displays, I needed to also buy a "Display Port Male To VGA Female Adapter" to plug into the Display port, to be able to use the 2nd SVGA monitor. Had to make sure the Display Port Male To VGA Female Adapter, was the type that had a cable so that it could fit. So from display port style to cable to SVGACable Example: Neewer Displayport DP Male To VGA Female Adapter Cable Converter « Show Less
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Buy a vga to DVI-D adapter and a DVI-D cable. Do not use a vga to HDMI cable with wide gamut monitor.
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The resolution can go up 1440p with the DUAL DVI connection. Make sure you are using the correct cable. IT should have been included when you purchased the item. You need a Dual-DVI cable. A normal DVI cable does not work. Any graphics card with a Dual-DVI port should work.
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If you have a DVI-I output on your card the answer is yes. All consumer video cards should have at least one DVI-I output. The other DVI output is DVI-D, which doesn't have the pin holes around the flat blade slot for analog connections. Without looking real close DVI-I and DVI-D look the same.
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One Dual Link DVI-I, One Dual Link DVI-D, One Mini HDMI A simple search for the video card shows the connectors... Female connectors come on the card...
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Your workstation is listed as having two DisplayPort and one VGA video outputs. Did it not come with this adapter? If not, it then depends on the inputs on your monitor. If it will accept DP, DVI, or VGA then you have options. You can either get a DP cable, VGA cable, or this adapter and use a DVI cable. That's why I had to get the adapters, because the monitors I was using would only take DVI or VGA input and I wanted to connect to them using the DVI port. Hope this helps.
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Mine came with both cables, one DVI and one VGA... however, after revisiting some of the other reviews, I'm not sure that's still the case. I bought two of these last August.
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i have 2 monitors hooked up - 1 through standard VGA and 1 through a DVI -> HDMI connector (the computer has an HDMI port). but they are old monitors, and it took a bit of doing to find the correct windows drivers. but it is doable.
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Yes, you need one of them HDMI, one display port, and one DVI or VGA using the VGA/DVI connector it includes.
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Nope they all will have the same quality it just will depend on your preference. HDMI and DIsplay port can run audio through them. I found I could overlock higher with the DVI cord but I stopped OC'in my monitor in favor of DSR.Edit: it comes with one of each cord and it is Dual-link DVI (just more bandwidth than a standard DVI) so a normal DVI might not work if you happen to lose the one it comes with
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The card has one HDMI, two DVI-D and one Display port. You don't need to use the DVI ports.
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Yeah, that should be fine. The issue is the connection; the monitor requires dual link DVI, which that card has.