GTX 1070 2x DVI ?

jtl63

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Why is it so hard to find one of these cards with 2 DVI's. I have two monitors that use this interface and would like to upgrade. Has the standard changed with new monitors?

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be lucky it has one and sadly ist the lesser dvi-d instead of the better dvi-I at that . anyway it easier for you to buy extra stuff to support there card then it is for them to add things to the card to help support you

why I went 900 series over 10 series , better support

as you can see most gtx 970 cards have just what you want on the card native ??

[example]
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&IsNodeId=1&N=100007709 50001402 600536049
be lucky it has one and sadly ist the lesser dvi-d instead of the better dvi-I at that . anyway it easier for you to buy extra stuff to support there card then it is for them to add things to the card to help support you

why I went 900 series over 10 series , better support

as you can see most gtx 970 cards have just what you want on the card native ??

[example]
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&IsNodeId=1&N=100007709 50001402 600536049
 
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erndiggity

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You need a $90 active Accell adapter if you want to convert HDMI/DP into a DVI DualLink (which I'm assuming the op is asking for). Most cards have a dual and a single. Or just a dual. With the passive adapter, the best resolution that you'll get is 1080p.

I was just searching for this as I found a Gigabyte 1070 mini itx oc card that has this but was curious if other manufacturers had made a full sized card or a 1080 in this config.