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I want to upgrade my graphics card but I can't with my monitor? Help
- Thread starter Varzoh
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You can use DVI-D with DVI-I ports. DVI-I has analog support as well as digital, DVI-D is just digital.
DVI-I is the same as DVI-D just with the 4 pins on the left. You don't need those 4 pins with DVI-I only for analog. A DVI-D cable will plug into that DVI-I port and work normally.
DVI-I is the same as DVI-D just with the 4 pins on the left. You don't need those 4 pins with DVI-I only for analog. A DVI-D cable will plug into that DVI-I port and work normally.
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You can use DVI-D with DVI-I ports. DVI-I has analog support as well as digital, DVI-D is just digital.
DVI-I is the same as DVI-D just with the 4 pins on the left. You don't need those 4 pins with DVI-I only for analog. A DVI-D cable will plug into that DVI-I port and work normally.
DVI-I is the same as DVI-D just with the 4 pins on the left. You don't need those 4 pins with DVI-I only for analog. A DVI-D cable will plug into that DVI-I port and work normally.
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