What kind of DVI port is this, DVI-A, DVI-D, or DVI-I? I want a card that can use with 2 VGA monitors.
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As it says in the product description, this card has 3 different type of connections. With 1 gig of ram, it would be capable of handling a dual monitor setup, but you would need a DVI to VGA adapter for one of your cables. You can find those on Amazon for a couple of bucks.
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It Supports 2 monitors at one time. HDMI + VGA or HDMI + DVI or DVI + VGA. Also the DVI out is only DIV-I so it cannot be split with a DVI-D to DVI-I + VGA cable. I have tested it and it will work with VGA + 1 digital output.
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The card has the ability to use three monitors. Just make sure one of the monitors has a HDMI port. You have two DVI ports and one HDMI.
99623
You may be speaking of the difference between DVI-i and DVI-d. One carries digital AND analogue (i), the other (d), carries only the newer digital signal and so fewer pins. This would make sense as the monitor already has a separate analogue port (VGA).
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On the one I bought this is what it had Ports 1 x HDMI 1 x DisplayPort 2 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 here Note I 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 SVGA Cable Example: http://www.amazon.com/BestDealUSA-Displayport-Female-Adapter-Converter/dp/B0087Y448U/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1393724512&sr=1-4&keywords=Display+Port+Male+To+VGA+Female+Adapter
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According to specs on NewEgg it has one dual-link DVI port. It is said to have 1 x DL-DVI-I and 1 x SL-DVI-D.Just FYI, Dual-Link can exist on both DVI-D and DVI-I ports. So while this card is Dual-Link DVI-I and not Dual-Link DVI-D like you ask, it can still drive 2560x1600 over the dual-link DVI-I port.
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As a matter of fact, you can use up to 3 monitors at the same time with this graphics card. The card has 1x DVI-I, 1x HDMI, and 1x MiniDisplayPort. Since most people have monitors that have DVI or HDMI connections, you'll probably use those. If you happen to have a monitor that only has a VGA connector, you're in luck -- the card ships with a DVI-I -&gt; VGA adaptor.
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Mini dvi to whatever. I'll have one mini dvi to hdmi three mini dvi to vga and two mini dvi to dvi. Biggest issue I had was u got dvi not mini dvi
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Yes. That 3 monitor limit is based on the number of connectors.Some other venders' cards using this chipset support 4 monitors.FWIW, this is about the cheapest current card that supports two dual-DVI monitors.
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Yes, but you will need a DVI-D and a DVI-I Cable, or HDMI and Display Port. Of course, with two monitors with that kind of input. Is a great card by the way.
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A DVI-D connector on a graphics card sends out a digital signal only, while a DVI-I connector, which carries both an analog and digital signal, can send out a digital signal (for digital displays such as flat panel LCD monitors) as well as analog signal (for older displays such as a CRT monitor) using a DVI to VGA adaptor - See link below http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/221
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no, it's a proprietary connector (on card) which fits a breakout cable (provided with card) which in turn provides 2 DVI ports. so in short - 2 DVI output, no VGA. You can of course place a DVI to VGA adapter (passive) on one of the DVI outputs (cable) and thus achieve DVI+VGA but it seems too much hassle given there are many card that will provide that (DVI+VGA) natively, IF that is what you're looking for. Hope that helps.
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I am using only two monitors but I would guess that three are fine. The card has only two DVI ports and one extra HDMI and probably works like any other single card (that is two monitors). I would be worried about the power input but that is a different issue.
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Is it both vga ports or just one if its just one try the other when the factory sends these computer out they usually disable one of the vga ports or you could try using dvi or hdmi for a solution hope i helped srry if i didnt
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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.
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One port, the other is a dvi port which you can buy an hdmi to dvi adapter to make it work.
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no, it's a proprietary connector (on card) which fits a breakout cable (provided with card) which in turn provides 2 DVI ports.so in short - 2 DVI output, no VGA.You can of course place a DVI to VGA adapter (passive) on one of the DVI outputs (cable) and thus achieve DVI+VGA but it seems too much hassle given there are many card that will provide that (DVI+VGA) natively, IF that is what you're looking for. Hope that helps.