What is the name of the cable that is blue with the 2 screws on each side?
- Thread starter TheHogDog
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Solution
1) Watch your language
2) Typically blue, 15-pin D-SUB (shaped like the letter "D") is commonly referred to as VGA
3) Typically white, 24-pin is commonly referred to as DVI
4) Thin connector with no screws is commonly referred to as HDMI
-Wolf sends
2) Typically blue, 15-pin D-SUB (shaped like the letter "D") is commonly referred to as VGA
3) Typically white, 24-pin is commonly referred to as DVI
4) Thin connector with no screws is commonly referred to as HDMI
-Wolf sends
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1) Watch your language
2) Typically blue, 15-pin D-SUB (shaped like the letter "D") is commonly referred to as VGA
3) Typically white, 24-pin is commonly referred to as DVI
4) Thin connector with no screws is commonly referred to as HDMI
-Wolf sends
2) Typically blue, 15-pin D-SUB (shaped like the letter "D") is commonly referred to as VGA
3) Typically white, 24-pin is commonly referred to as DVI
4) Thin connector with no screws is commonly referred to as HDMI
-Wolf sends
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