What is better vga/dvi or displayport
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The short answer is display port. The long answer is for basic computing and monitors under 22", you won't see a difference between the three interfaces. It depends on if what you are doing is video intensive and what the system you are connecting your display to can support. I only use business applications. You are better off bouncing this question off a gamer or designer if you are looking to use it for that.
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vga, but with the USB 3.0 I run it through a USB hub to transmit DVI- hope this helps
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No, this card has 2 DVI, 1 HDMI and 1 Display Port, this one doesn't have a vga port.
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You need a converter box which are fairly expensive. DVI are Digital and VGA are analog.
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Displayport cable are not equal get the higher numbered versions .. older cable will bot carry audio, etc A quick search should produce which version will work best for your needs.All the best.
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This device converts from Display Port to Digital Video, DVI. It will not help your VGA issue unless you add a DVI to VGA adapter.
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Yes, VGA and HDMI. This PC doesn't have a DVI port but you can get cheap HDMI-DVI adapters.
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You cannot use the cheap passive adapters for DVI to vga because the card has only DVI-I outputs. The expensive active adapters are required.
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yea, it has 4 display ports and 2 dvi. Should be no problem. Unless u looking to game on all those screens, then u might need to look at other options.
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Get a video card with DVI output(prob $20 on ebay)and a simple DVI->HDMI adapter.
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Video card has a HDMI out a DVI out and a VGA out. For the clearest resolution you're probably going to want to get HDMI cable.
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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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Separate. I concur with Delores. I'm running hdmi (out) to dvi converter (monitor) and I think res is great. I recall reading about power supply upgrade if you upgrade card. Great machine.
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I have just put in a nvidia GT720 which pulls just 19w for $25. I needed a true dual link DVI port and runs better than the IGP. It has 3 ports and runs 1440p on vga. The ts140 also has 1 vga port. For the 3rd vga you may need a hdmi adapter or use a usb display link device (I have 2 connected). Usb is convenient if you are switching monitors between 2 computers (e.g., laptop/desktop) - just plug in or pull out when needed for power savings and switching between digital/analogue. They will also be more power efficient for basic 2d stuff - using 2-4w. The usb devices are my favorite: portable flexible and great drivers. I have just put in a nvidia GT720 which pulls just 19w for $25. I needed a true dual link DVI port and runs better than the IGP. It has 3 ports and runs 1440p on vga. The ts140 also has 1 vga port. For the 3rd vga you may need a hdmi adapter or use a usb display link device (I have 2 connected). Usb is convenient if you are switching monitors between 2 computers (e.g., laptop/desktop) - just plug in or pull out when needed for power savings and switching between digital/analogue. They will also be more power efficient for basic 2d stuff - using 2-4w. The usb devices are my favorite:... » Read More I have just put in a nvidia GT720 which pulls just 19w for $25. I needed a true dual link DVI port and runs better than the IGP. It has 3 ports and runs 1440p on vga. The ts140 also has 1 vga port. For the 3rd vga you may need a hdmi adapter or use a usb display link device (I have 2 connected). Usb is convenient if you are switching monitors between 2 computers (e.g., laptop/desktop) - just plug in or pull out when needed for power savings and switching between digital/analogue. They will also be more power efficient for basic 2d stuff - using 2-4w. The usb devices are my favorite: portable flexible and great drivers. « Show Less
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You will just use any HDMI cable. There is a very slight chance you will need to use a display port connector though. They look similar but there is a distinct visual difference. Look up HDMI and Digital Port on Googel images and you will see the difference. A DisplayPort is a computer connection format. There is only one television with DisplayPort , and don't expect it to see much further adoption on the TV side. It's capable of 3,840x2,160-pixel resolution at 60fps, if you have at least DisplayPort 1.2 and the Multi-Stream Transport feature. If you're looking to connect a computer to a monitor, there's no reason not to use DisplayPort. The cables are roughly the same price as HDMI. However, HDMI is most likely what the monitor's using. Hope this helps.
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Any VGA (RGB) monitor will work. I use a normal computer monitor with good results.Definition is very good
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For VGA I used the StarTech DP2VGA2 and for DVI I used the MDP2DVIS. I now use 6x Asus PB238 monitors, native displayport and I'm using MonoPrice mini-displayport to displayport cables with no adapters at all. All methods work similarly, although with native displayport I can send audio to each monitor as well.