Dual Link DVI ... can I connect a dual DVI to this video card, so I can get extra high resolution on a 27" monitor ?.
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Straight from the manufacturer's website: http://www.amd.com/us/products/desktop/graphics/amd-radeon-hd-6000/hd-6670/pages/amd-radeon-hd-6670-overview.aspx#2 --AND-- http://www.sapphiretech.com/presentation/product/?cid=1&gid=3&sgid=1088&lid=1&pid=1169&leg=0 The system can do dual link DVI-I with a maximum resolution of 2560x1600, the highest reasonable resolution I have seen on a 27" monitor. So to answer your question: YES! :-)
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Note that you need the DualLink Mini DisplayPort adapter to get the full 2560x1440 resolution. If you try using just the basic Mini DisplayPort adapter, your available resolutions will max out at 1080p.
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I do not use that adapter myself but that should be fine. Even though the adapter can't output in Dual link, it will still accept the extra pins."Most DVI connector types - the exception being DVI-A - contain pins that pass digital video signals. These come in two varieties: single link and dual link. Single-link DVI employs a single 165 MHz transmitter that supports resolutions up to 1920 × 1200 at 60 Hz. Dual-link DVI adds six additional pins (located in the center of the connector) for a second transmitter increasing the bandwidth and supporting resolutions up to 2560 × 1600 at 60 Hz"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Visual_Interface I do not use that adapter myself but that should be fine. Even though the adapter can't output in Dual link, it will still accept the extra pins."Most DVI connector types - the exception being DVI-A - contain pins that pass digital video signals. These come in two varieties: single link and dual link. Single-link DVI employs a single 165 MHz transmitter that supports resolutions up to 1920 × 1200 at 60 Hz. Dual-link DVI adds six additional pins (located in the center of the connector) for a second transmitter increasing the bandwidth and supporting resolutions up to 2560 ×... » Read More I do not use that adapter myself but that should be fine. Even though the adapter can't output in Dual link, it will still accept the extra pins."Most DVI connector types - the exception being DVI-A - contain pins that pass digital video signals. These come in two varieties: single link and dual link. Single-link DVI employs a single 165 MHz transmitter that supports resolutions up to 1920 × 1200 at 60 Hz. Dual-link DVI adds six additional pins (located in the center of the connector) for a second transmitter increasing the bandwidth and supporting resolutions up to 2560 × 1600 at 60 Hz"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Visual_Interface « Show Less
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Can it connect to a VGA connector, you ask? Why, yes it does--a DVI to VGA adaptor is included. See this page http://hothardware.com/Reviews/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-650-Ti-BOOST-Review/?page=2 for the specifics. It only comes with one, so you'll have to go find a second one if you plan to run two VGA style monitors from this hardware.
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Yes, very easily. Mine even came with a DVI to VGA converter. Just stick it on the end of your VGA cable and plug it into the card. I HIGHLY recommend this card. Great performance to price ratio.
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As long as the device in question has the feature set enabled by the manufacturer, HDMI video and sound output are possible from a Displayport. I confirmed this with Sapphire Customer Service about an ATI based 5570 video card I purchased with the Displayport. I like the flexibility of options DP gives. It can do everything HDMI can do, and more. It allows for much longer cable runs without degradation of signal, and it also allows you to hook the single cable to multiple monitors for a variety of configurations. You used to be limited to dual ports on most cards. 2xDVI is usually the standard, but with DP, you can hook up more than that using the single cable. For these reasons, I disagree with SH when he refers to Dell's decision to utilize the DP crap. Honestly, any technology is superior that can perform the same tasks as it's competition -in addition to it's own feature set.
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Why on Earth would you subject yourself to an expensive and clunky dual-DVI converter instead of just using a Displayport cable??? I see this advice all the time and it dismays me.Oh, wait. It looks like this turkey actually doesn't have a DP input?? The mind boggles. That alone disqualifies it for me, a few more bucks gets a 2713HM.
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Yeah, that should be fine. The issue is the connection; the monitor requires dual link DVI, which that card has.
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The GeForce 210 can handle resolutions as high as 2560x1600. Obviously your monitor must be able to handle 2560x1440 and you must be connected via DVI or HDMI.
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Yes, this graphics card supports dual-monitors. Two options for the HDMI: Mini-HDMI (port on card) to HDMI patch cable or a DVI-D to HDMI patch cable. I personally would do a DVI-D to HDMI patch cable as they are more readily available but either would work.Nothing else would be needed, i.e. no adapters (not even sure what an adapter would be for)I'm currently running dual 23-inch monitors with DVI-D connections at 1920x1080. Movies, video games, etc look great and are a big improvement from the on-board graphics card that comes on a off-the-shelf desktop PC.
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In addition to Nick's comment on the IOGEAR specs, I note under "key features" in Amazon's listing "Single link DVI resolution up to 1920x 1200 @ 60Hz". I read that as no support for Dual-link DVI.
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I can confirm problems with DVI cables received with 2 of these monitors. Luckily, I had ordered some longer DVI Dual Link cables which got me up and running. The worst part of receiving the insufficient cables was that Windows sensed the monitors max resolution, but only produced a black screen (making it appear there was an issue with the video card).
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Do you mean VGA? For my set up, I may have used cable with DVI on both ends so I can't say I remember a VGA connection.There are adapters for DVI to VGA so something like this should work:Generic DVI-I Dual-Link (M) to 15-Pin VGA (F) Adapter
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Dear Customer, Thank you for your interest in our HDMI to DVI adapter cable. The BlueRigger HDMI to DVI cable only supports single-link resolutions and refresh rates. The resolution 2560x1440 is a dual-link resolution and is supported with regular DVI dual-link cables. If you have anymore questions or concerns, please send us an email at service@bluerigger.com . Thanks, BlueRigger LLC service@bluerigger.com
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high, i have a Asus Radeon HD6450 with 2GB Memory, YOu have the Original DVI Cable? Best regards J.M.
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The unit supports dual link Dvi which means only a DVI connector will mate. You can use a converter however to go from dvi to VGA. But if you do not have a need for a dual link Dvi, you can get a different model that supports normal single link dvi. My 2556 Dell monitor needed the dual link, but I also needed a high res grhics card as well.
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Yes and no. For it to work you need a Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter. These are not cheap. This adapter will cost you $70+ If it's cheaper than that, you're probably buying a single link DVI adapter which WILL NOT WORK. The following are amazon product IDs of compatible adapters which you can search for on amazon: B001IF252C B0045I85GY B004C4SEH6 B004I6L6DW