Targus website, ACA039US>> 1-each DVI-I and HDMI connectors. Top of this webpage>> 1-each DVI-I and VGA. Can you resolve the discrepancy?
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there is a DVI-I to VGA adapter included. So One VGA one HDMI or One DVI and one HDMI or 2 HDMI. All adapters come with the device.
1830607
It is 1 HDMI and 1 DVI just as the picture shows here - http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/418f111-xdL._SX425_.jpg
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The device itself has one DVI and one HDMI connector. With an adapter, you can also support VGA monitors. For example, I am currently driving one monitor via the DVI connector at 1680x1050, and a second monitor via the HDMI connector and a HDMI-to-DVI adapter at 1920x1200. I hope this answers your question.
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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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Actually, you can just use 1 DVI cable, 1 HDMI cable and 1 Displayport cable for the other monitors. You need monitors that have the connections though.
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I believe the answer is indeed no. Don't have the technical terms at my fingertips, however I've been running lots of monitors with various graphics cards for years. In the end it seems to always comes down to the number of GPU's when running HDMI, DVI, or even older VGA monitors. I believe there is a technical limitation that you can only run 2 HDMI/DVI/VGA monitors per GPU. Since this only has 1 GPU, you can only run 2 non-DP monitors. You could however, run 2 HDMI and then more DP monitors at the same time. For me I just used all DP monitors and it has been working great for business apps etc. I believe the answer is indeed no. Don't have the technical terms at my fingertips, however I've been running lots of monitors with various graphics cards for years. In the end it seems to always comes down to the number of GPU's when running HDMI, DVI, or even older VGA monitors. I believe there is a technical limitation that you can only run 2 HDMI/DVI/VGA monitors per GPU. Since this only has 1 GPU, you can only run 2 non-DP monitors. You could however, run 2 HDMI and then more DP monitors at the same time. For me I just used all DP monitors and it has been working great for business... » Read More I believe the answer is indeed no. Don't have the technical terms at my fingertips, however I've been running lots of monitors with various graphics cards for years. In the end it seems to always comes down to the number of GPU's when running HDMI, DVI, or even older VGA monitors. I believe there is a technical limitation that you can only run 2 HDMI/DVI/VGA monitors per GPU. Since this only has 1 GPU, you can only run 2 non-DP monitors. You could however, run 2 HDMI and then more DP monitors at the same time. For me I just used all DP monitors and it has been working great for business apps etc. « Show Less
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Yes it does. One SVGA and one DVI, just like you say. Works well across the 4 PCS i have connected to it. I also use a Logitech wireless mouse and keyboard. That works flawlessly, too.
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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 100% sure, but it might be because there are different kinds of DVI. This worked well for me with a DVI-D connection, but DVI-A and DVI-I also both exist. That's just my guess though.
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The unit actually has a single HDMI, one DVI and a VGA.(There is also a VGA from the motherboard, but I have not tried using that in conjunction with the graphics card) The DVI and VGA are linked so if you are doing split monitor operations, they are the same output. I do use the HDMI port as a split monitor and the controls allow you to designate which will be mon1 and mon2 --- with the desktop where you want it. Hope that helps.
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Hi, Yes you are correct, there are two displayport interfaces and one VGA. Thanks, PCrush
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A fully populated DVI connector (DVI-I) has distinct pins for both an analog signal and a digital signal. Computers with DVI output usually send signal out on both. All the DVI/VGA adapter does is re-route the analog signals to a VGA style of connector. It does not convert from analog to digital. HDMI, on the other hand, only has the digital video signals. The unpleasant reality is that it makes no sense to convert from HDMI to DVI and then to VGA. The HDMI connector will be hooked up to the digital pins on the DVI connector and the VGA connector will be hooked up to the analog pins, and no signal will pass between the HDMI and VGA. I've seen the same problem with trying to put a DVI/VGA connector on each end of a DVI cable in order to use it as though it was a VGA cable. Most DVI cables only provide wires on the digital pins and so the resulting creation has no actual connectivity between the VGA at each end. -Henry
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Hi - that adaptor is for DVI to VGA conversion and is included. The card comes with two DVI outputs and 1 mini HDMI. Depending on your set up, you may need more than one adapters. Hope this helps.
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This is a best guess: I think you can use all 3, but will get the same image on each. Other than the hdmi connection, it's also a safe bet to assume that the DVI and D connector do the same refresh rate. I'm not sure about this particular card/chipset, but I believe the analog DVI connections are the same as on the D connector.Hope that helps some.
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The unit I got (i5-4430 3.0 GHz) does NOT have a VGA connector. It has two DVI ports and a MINI-HDMI port.
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i don't know but it did work for my 2 monitors. i am not sure what vga is. sorry
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From their website: http://www.svat.com/productDisplay.php?id=5047&categoryNumber=2&tabID=6 Video Display Output: 2 CH Composite BNC; 1 VGA -------------------------------------- Doesn't look like this one supports DVI.
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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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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