Amazon Basics DVI to DVI Cable, 2 m /6.5 Feet, Black

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The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Connects a PC or laptop with a displayport output to a monitor or screen with an HD15 15 pin VGA input. A DVI to DVI cable connects your DVI-equipped computer or other device with a DVI connector, to flat-panel displays, digital CRT displays, HDTV, monitors, and projectors. DVI-D Single Link uses a pin arrangement of a single flat pin and two blocks of pins, each with 9 pins. The DVI-A only carries an analogue signal so this normally comes with a VGA connector on one end, DVI-I can carry either digital or analogue signal, the graphics cards controls the signal type.

This DVI-I dual-link cable provides a dependable connection between your desktop or laptop computer and a DVI monitor or projector. They might not be the most exciting of computing accessories, but computer cables can be an essential - and you've come to the right place for an array of options and lengths to suit every requirement. Established in 1932, our range has steadily expanded over the years and we’re now proud to bring you a comprehensive range of computer and AV connection technologies. They can support VGA signals via adapters but will not support digital signals like HDMIDVI-D are digital and carry a digital signal. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.The DVI2VGACON High Resolution Video DVI to VGA Converter converts a DVI-D (digital) input video signal to a VGA (analog) output, saving time and money by eliminating the need to purchase a new digital display for compatibility with DVI-D video cards or devices. For use with equipment that uses either DVI-D connectors, if used with a DVI-I connector only the digital signal will pass through.

DVI cables with a ferrite core reduces noise and provide protection against unwanted RFI and EMI interference. Still commonly used in many computers, the DVI cable has since been superseded by DisplayPort and USB-C, although most major graphics cards and monitors still support the connector.DVI-I is the only video standard that uses the same connector to incorporate both analog and digital transmissions, easily allowing for the conversion from DVI to VGA with the use of an adapter such as the Black Box VA-VGA-DVII.