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VGA Monitor Interface
12:06 PM - November 23, 2005 by
Uwe Scheffel
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: pc, interfaces, 101
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: pc, interfaces, 101
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VGA Monitor Interface
VGA monitor port on a graphics card
Standard analog interfaces to connect a monitor to a PC using a 15-pin Mini-D-Sub connector, aka HD15. With the right adapter, you can also connect an analog monitor to a DVI-I (DVI-integrated) interface as well. The VGA connector carries RGB signals for red, green, and blue color values, as well as horizontal (H-Sync) and vertical (V-Sync) information.
VGA connector on a monitor cable
Newer graphics cards often include 2 DVI ports. But it's easy to use a DVI-VGA adapter to switch connections as needed (right in the picture).
This adapter configuration outputs VGA video signals
Glossary
- VGA = Video Graphics Array
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