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I am trying to connect a Samsung 213T LCD monitor to a XFX 6600GT
nVidia PCI-E graphics card.
If I connect using the Samsung supplied DVI cable, I see a floating
box on the monitor with a "Check Signal Cable" message. This occurs
whether or not the computer is even turned on, which indicates to me
that it is a cable problem, and not a driver problem
If I use a DVI to VGA adaptor on the graphics card, and connect to the
Samsung using the VGA cable, everything works fine. (The Samsung has
both a VGA cable and a DVI cable and a separate connection for each).
But I’d rather connect using the DVI connection.
The graphics card and the monitor each have a 24 pin connector DVI-D
Dual Link style of connector, but the DVI cable that was supplied by
Samsung is only a 16 pin DVI-D Single Link style.
Has anyone come across this problem, and is it possible that a 24 pin
DVI-D Dual Link cable would fix the problem.
Thanks
Dennis
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I am trying to connect a Samsung 213T LCD monitor to a XFX 6600GT
nVidia PCI-E graphics card.
If I connect using the Samsung supplied DVI cable, I see a floating
box on the monitor with a "Check Signal Cable" message. This occurs
whether or not the computer is even turned on, which indicates to me
that it is a cable problem, and not a driver problem
If I use a DVI to VGA adaptor on the graphics card, and connect to the
Samsung using the VGA cable, everything works fine. (The Samsung has
both a VGA cable and a DVI cable and a separate connection for each).
But I’d rather connect using the DVI connection.
The graphics card and the monitor each have a 24 pin connector DVI-D
Dual Link style of connector, but the DVI cable that was supplied by
Samsung is only a 16 pin DVI-D Single Link style.
Has anyone come across this problem, and is it possible that a 24 pin
DVI-D Dual Link cable would fix the problem.
Thanks
Dennis
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