I want to connect a second monitor to my PC. The second monitor has a VGA cable. Wondering if this will allow me to hook up the monitor.
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My best guess is YES. I used it to connect a HDMI output from a receiver to an LCD Projector that had a VGA only input. Worked great.
607991
No, this is a serial to USB adapter. It has nothing to do with VGA or video.
1443719
This is not a converter, thus is merely a cable to allow two computers to share one monitor, keyboard and mouse. If you need to connect this cable to an VGA output, you need to buy an adaptor. I had to do that since I have two computers, one has HDMI output, one has VGA output. Hope this helps.
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if your pc has a display port, then yes. This is a display port to DVI port converter that allows your PC with a display port to connect to a LCD Monitor with a DVI video port.
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I used this device for (2) computers, each computer had a DVI and a VGA and was using those ports for dual monitors. This device allowed me to switch between the two computers on both monitors for each. Based on that, I believe if you used the DVI on one channel, and then the VGA on the other channel, that this would work. That being said, you may be better off just getting a DVI-VGA adapter and using a cheap switch.
2007671
You will need a separate VGA cable to connect to this adapter. They are cheep and easy to find. It's possible the device you are wanting to connect o already has one, or came with one.
636503
well my TV was hdmi and my PC that i built was VGA it didn't work; i got a used video card that had a hdmi connector and it worked. this cable is for connecting hdmi to VGA cabble
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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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Not positive, but it seems like it would. I used it to have a dual vga because my computer would only support 1 monitor. Adding this gave me another display on the same pc.
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Im not sure. I wanted to use the cable to hook my laptop (with vga plug) to my tv with an hdmi plug. I want to use my tv as a projector. I cant get it to work with this cable. Although the description says vga to hdmi.
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I suspect you are asking more about the connector than the monitor. Please read the following http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_Graphics_ArrayIf you are indeed asking about the VGA connector, then yes the computer comes with an adapter for VGA.
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When you go to DEVICES in Windows 8 it shows connection for 2nd screen if connected. I have not done this but assume you would go one on VGA and the other on HDMI. I ASSume it should work that way.
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It depends on what you are trying to do. You CAN'T go from a VGA output from your computer to a digital input on the monitor. I ended up not using this adapter and buying a new, plain vanilla video card with two HDMI outputs, and connecting my monitors with HDMI cables. ( P.S., this was a snap; there was futzing around involved at all).
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You can hook up any two monitors that have a connection for display port and dvi regardless of resolution. You can even use an adapter to dvi, hdmi, or display port to suit whatever you monitor has inputs for including going back to VGA
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Edited answer: Monitor is VGA, no this will not work. HDMI and DVI are both digital signals. VGA is analog. DVI carries additional VGA pins that can be adapted to VGA, but those pins to not exist in a VGA header. You need a specialty adapter or a DVI/HDMI capable monitor for this to work.
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sorry, I used it to hook up a second monitor I don't know if it would work for you
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Yes, supports two monitors. I have 1 VGA and 2nd VGA connected via a dvi-i to VGA adapter. Dvi-d is the digital version on some cards that requires a more expensive active adapter.