Does this cable work with a LED monitor?
1846244
LED is the lighting of the monitor and has nothing to do with the cable. You need to see what cable connections it has.
1846245
I found that the DVI cable did not work after the first few days. Of course that may have been due to the computer, but I doubt it. I switched to a DVI to VGA converter and have had no more trouble nor can I tell the difference in image quality. I think that DVI is a technology not quite there yet.
1710315
Not with this cable. This is a cable for a Keyboard, Video, Mouse (KVM) switch which connects two computers to the same keyboard, monitor and mouse. We have used a Sabrent multi-display (http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps
1266696
No, you can get an LED to LCD adapter cable for usually under $10 right here on Amazon. If you're looking for an actual LCD screen odds are Tue price is going to be much higher, always compare the picture of the back of the screen with the connector on the back of your current screen.
718650
Also note that this is NOT a Bi-directional cable per the literature. It is for passing displayport signal to DVI, NOT the other way around.
1394570
It has all the pins, and electrical continuity between the corresponding ones on each end exists, so one would assume that it is as advertised. That said, I do not have a monitor that requires an actual dual-link DVI cable to function, so I cannot vouch that it really does work in a dual-link DVI hardware environment. But I strongly suspect that it would.
1057564
Yes. I don't own this specific cable, but have one just like it running a 1920 x 1200 monitor from the HDMI out on my Nvidia graphics card and it works fine.
1882122
Hi I haven't tested this product in LED reading lights, but i think that there's no problem becouse this cable is strong and really good product, works fine.
855851
Yes, that's the very purpose of this cable. Just connect it to your HDMI port on your computer graphics card and then connect the other end to your DVI port on your big monitor.
1513551
Yes, this should work. The cable can work as either DisplayPort or Thunderbolt.
1271059
Yes, but it's a short adapter, so you'll probably need at least a 3' DVI cable, depending on how far you monitor is going to sit from your laptop.
2033891
Please make sure that your LED TV has a VGA port and the cable will work just fine.
666535
Hi, thanks for contacting us. This connection is for a specific type of DVI cable. If there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any other questions please let me know. Sincerely, Chris Nickels Red planet Trading
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It is not a dumb question. I have used the cable (or a series of conversion dongles and cables) for a similar function at the office and it worked. The key is that you need a DVI-to-DP converter, and the cable does act as one of these.
1996699
The port is a DVI-I port so if you have a DIV-d cable (typically for an LCD monitor) it should still work because DVI-I puts out both digital and analog signals and the DVI-d will just pick up the digital signal.
2240890
This looks like the correct cable: http://www.amazon.com/UpBright%C2%AE-Adapter-S201HLbd-Widescreen-Monitor/dp/B00AI13SWS
1681371
No, it will not work. You need a VGA to HDMI with a converter. That cable does not have a converter. Also make sure you get VGA to hdmi and not hdmi to vga
1698182
I am not familiar with that monitor. Assuming it has a VGA connection the cable works great. Nice to have the audio jack incorportated. My cable of choice from now on.