Question about DVI connectors
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Turtvaiz :
So let's get straight to the action.
Can I use this...
With this?
Can I use this...
With this?
Yes
The cable from your display is a Dual-Link DVI-D cable. The port on your GPU is a dual-link DVI-I port. DVI-I is capable of generating both analog and digital signals. The analog signals are present on the 4 pins surrounding the + shaped pin. However, these pins are absent on the DVI-D cable and will simply be left unconnected.
Turtvaiz :
So let's get straight to the action.
Can I use this...
With this?
Can I use this...
With this?
Yes
The cable from your display is a Dual-Link DVI-D cable. The port on your GPU is a dual-link DVI-I port. DVI-I is capable of generating both analog and digital signals. The analog signals are present on the 4 pins surrounding the + shaped pin. However, these pins are absent on the DVI-D cable and will simply be left unconnected.
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