A female to female connector is pictured, but the product title says male to male, which is correct? Monitors/video cards have female ports.
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The cables I received were correct male to male standard dvi cables used on PC graphics cards.
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Howdy Lance,I never really noticed the picture, I just read the text, nice catch. Tell Amazon. In answer to your question, it's Male to Male. Take care.
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Stated a different way.. this cable connects from my Graphic Cards output to my Monitor input.
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Actually it is male to male as pictured, run your cursor over the picture and it should zoom in. Both ends have the pins protruding to plug into the female ports on computer in monitor. I used to connect new computer and monitor together. Sorry for any confusion.
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I have large monitor - when cable ends are enlarged they are clearly female.
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I have two monitors next to each other, one is the VGA and one is display port to VGA. If there is a difference it doesn't seem very apparent to me. Looks the same.
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Not the female plug on the psu, but it will fit the cable that comes with the psu. thermal take cables are not pin compatible (on the psu side) with other cables
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hi, ray: no, two adapters have micro males to hdmi females. the adapter you want is offered via amazon by 3 sellers for $10-11.50. search amazon for "micro hdmi female to hdmi male" and you will find the converter you want. that product page is: http://www.amazon.com/Micro-Female-Converter-Worldwide-shiping/dp/B008LRJBY0/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1365126310&sr=1-1&keywords=micro+hdmi+female+to+hdmi+male
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there are 2 diff converters, one IN and one OUT. If you go from a monitor to another piece of equipment, your adaptor should have the female BNCs. If you go the other way, your adaptor will have male BNCs
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I used this adapter to connect a video card with a DVI-D port to the VGA cable to my monitor. This adapter is probably the opposite of what you need - I am guessing you need a Female DVI to Male VGA adapter.
2015326
If my understanding of male/female ports is correct (My parents recently had the talk with me, by the way) this is a female VGA port. To connect it to a monitor you must have VGA to VGA (both male ends) port beforehand. So, you connect the Mini DisplayPort (female) to one end of the the VGA cable (male), and the other end (male) you connect it to your monitor (female). Then you will be able to connect the MiniDisplay to your SP3. Hope this answer your question...sorry if you find it confusing...well, good luck
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The cable I was sent was male to male on both the sound and VGA cable. As long as you are going VGA to VGA connector no problem.
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Mine did not come with a cable either! I order this one:StarTech.com SATPCIEXADAP 6-Inch SATA Power to 6 Pin PCI Express Video Card Power Cable AdapterBut it turns out that they are both female?! I guess that is what they are?! So what cable do I need in order to hook up this card?! The 6pin end fits my cable in the computer. Is there a female to male 15pin SATA cable?!thanks
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I have two VGA ㅡhdmi ports. I have to check which one is male part or women part. I guess hdml is women part. I am out of town now. Whenever I come back home, I will contact you .
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Either the 9-Pin Female to the 15-Pin Female, or a use a regular VGA and rig it with this adapter. Hope that helps.
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These have female connectors.. You will need male connectors to plug into them
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Both HDMI and VGA male to male, but it doesn't come with any cables (which i thought it did) so be sure to order them!
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I think it's just a bad picture of the cable that may be confusing. It looks like male-male to me and the cable that I got was male-male.
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Yes but you will need adapters to change its 'sex'. It is male dvi to female vga. You will need to convert the vga to male and the dvi to female.
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The item shown looks to me like DVI male and HDMI female. That is what I received. Just make sure to specify which type of DVI and how many pins you want. DVI-D 24+1 as illustrated or DVI-I 24+4+1
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I just inspected one end of my cable, and saw that it was a "female" connection. The pin "male connection" is on the Router connection port. So as long as one end is male, and the other is female, the connection should be fine.