would this work in a dvi-I or a dvi-D
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Since it is to convert to vga, it is a dvi-i. Remember, you can't make a double conversion to hdmi. You can make only one jump.
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If I understand the question correctly, I do not know for sure if it will work. I connected a VGA monitor to a newer dvi-d port and it worked great! The first thing to confirm would be the connections (male vs female)
74622
Most devices are currently using DVI_D, and with that you should be okay. Best solution is to look at the pin holes on the device in question. Will save you a lot of time
773549
You can as long as the input is DVI or if you have a DVI to HDMI converter.
74623
I can't say "absolutely" but I can't honestly think of ay reason why it wouldn't work with all DVI devices. After all, DVI is a standard and if a device is called DVI it should follow the standard. In any case, if you buy it from Amazon they will take it back if it doesn't work -- no questions asked.
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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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It would probably only work if you're using a DVI cable variant that has the four pins and therefore sends an analog signal. The video below explains the difference between DVI and VGA and how different pins send analog or digital signals.https://youtu.be/f38sotYHqtA
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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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Yes but make sure the DVI you have is a DVI-D. Looking directly at the DVI end there should only be one wider pin in the center to the right.
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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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It will work with a dvi adapter but I had lots of artifacting and glitches in dark areas of the screen. 100ft is just too long with this cable. The 75ft version worked perfectly though.
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Yes - but the card only supports DVI-I and mini-HDMI connection. You need DVI-I to DVI-D adapter and mini-HDMI to full HDMI header/adapter to fit your monitor. Most cards come with DVI-I connectors. You can search Internet to learn difference between DVI-I and DVI-D connectors.
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This will work for converting DVI to VGA. The only way it won't work is if the signal is DVI-D which in that case you'll need an active converter. You can tell by looking at the flat part on the DVI connector and see if it has 2 pins above and below it, and if it does it is not DVI-D so it should work. Picture of pin layouts - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Visual_Interface#mediaviewer/File:DVI_Connector_Types.svg Active converter if you have DVI-D - http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-DVI2VGAE-1920x1200-Adapter-Converter/dp/B00C93JQXS/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1424584645&sr=1-4&keywords=dvi-d+to+vga
1939174
Yes but you will need to add a low profile dual DVI card. Wirks perfect in a dozen we have.
535595
For your situation you must use a powered display port to DVI adapter. A non powered one will not work. I have researched this extensively after making the mistake of buying a non powered one after which time I bought new displays with display port instead of putting money into an adapter. Check the ATI web site for approved powered adapters to be sure you don't get one that has not been tested to work. You might get lucky with one not on the approved list so long as someone has validated that it works properly, Good Luck.
858146
The DVI you ordered has a good chance to work and you only risk about 13 USD...I wasn't looking for an HD product...
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It will work but DVI is video only. You will have to run a separate sound cable.