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[imanwnms]

My friend has this really old graphics card that I have no idea what it is. He's looking for a dvi to vga cable for this. I am not sure what DVI output type cable this would need because my DVI port is different. Can someone help me with this by looking at the picture? Thanks
http://imageupper.com/s02/1/7/K133886635947823_1.jpg

 

[DM186]

That is a DVI-I port. You can use any DVI in that port. If it was a DVI-D then you would have to have another DVI-D. I hope this helped you a little. The DVI-D has one horz bar as the DVI-I has the cross.

The DVI-D will plug into the DVI-I.

 

[unksol]

dvi-i outputs vga. you just need a cheap dvi-i to VGA converter. they come with most video cards.

 

[imanwnms]

Can someone help me find a link to a cable from some website I can buy that? The port looks like it has a cross and a horizontal line.

 

[ko888]

DVI Analog to VGA Cable (6 feet) $6.45
http://www.amazon.com/DVI-Analog-VGA-Cable-feet/dp/B00078F54G

StarTech.com DVIVGAMM10 10-Feet DVI to VGA Display Monitor Cable $10.99
http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-DVIVGAMM10-10-Feet-Display-Monitor/dp/B0024G48MO

 

[imanwnms]

Why do the connector behind the graphics card look different than the cable :\

 

[ko888]

An analog monitor has no use for digital video signals.

The DVI-A connector on the two cables, that I posted links to, only has the necessary pins that are required to pass the analog video signals from the DVI-I port on the graphics card to the 15-pin VGA port on the monitor.