Will this work with any DVI input?
74621
Yup, it should. It's a standard. Look closely at the connector on your machines and again at the connectors in the image of the product. They should match up perfectly.
74622
Most devices are currently using DVI_D, and with that you should be okay. Best solution is to look at the pin holes on the device in question. Will save you a lot of time
74623
I can't say "absolutely" but I can't honestly think of ay reason why it wouldn't work with all DVI devices. After all, DVI is a standard and if a device is called DVI it should follow the standard. In any case, if you buy it from Amazon they will take it back if it doesn't work -- no questions asked.
74624
The previous answer kind of sums it up. Both ends of the cable are male plugs so you have to have two female sockets for this cable to work. It works with my Dell monitor and Thermalake desktop case.
481994
This has the dvi-d style dongle, so it should work done worth the DVI-I port on your graphics card.
3087
This Mini-DisplayPort DVI adapter will NOT work with a DVI-VGA adapter. You need a separate adapter for that. I test it myself because I needed it for setting up a presentation and it did not work.
637619
I was hesitant to answer because I'm not sure. I tried to convert the DVI to HDMI for a laptop to be on my 4 port switch and had a hell of a time finding an adapter to work. I'd research the adapters and find one that says they did that sucessfully... that would be your answer.
609459
Yes and no. For it to work you need a Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter. These are not cheap. This adapter will cost you $70+ If it's cheaper than that, you're probably buying a single link DVI adapter which WILL NOT WORK. The following are amazon product IDs of compatible adapters which you can search for on amazon: B001IF252C B0045I85GY B004C4SEH6 B004I6L6DW
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Well I bought this to connect to my computer monitor screen, let's put it this way, if the cable box does not have a DVI than don't buy it, but just so you know, even if it does have a DVI input, that still might not work, it might not read it. Goodluck
716866
Be sure the pins on the DVI side are what you need. There are several versions and you have to have a 100% match to get it to work. Google DVI types.
2176655
Look at the DVI connector on the E Port. If it matches this adapters design it will. In other words on one side of the DVI if there is a horizontal line with 4 dots around the horizontal line in a square this adapter will work. If there is Only a single horizontal line then no, it will not function. This is because VGA chords only support analog signal. A DVI with a single horizontal line is digital only signal. They are not compatible at that point. I hope this helps and does not disappoint. Further info go to Wikipedia.org and search DVI.
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IF your computer has BOTH a vga and a dvi video output then its a qualified "yes"...but it depends on the video card...you would have one monitor hooked up to the vga out and one to the dvi out using this adapter. I assume you dont have a monitor with dvi input to test first...If you have only one video output, there are usb-based multiple monitor devices you might want to check out as an option.
2027509
No, it will not. You must have an 'active adapter' that converts the digital signal (i.e. DVI) from your adapter to analog (i.e. VGA) into your monitor. I purchased the StarTech.com DVI2VGAE 1920x1200 DVI-D to VGA Active Adapter Converter Cable from Amazon to do what you're describing.
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yes it will if you use the dvi. you will need a dvi to hdmi adapter aswell.
1954917
I believe it is compatible with any computer that has a VGA or DVI connection.
1571165
No... dvi will pick up only video... we have to separately connect another cable separately for audio... May be stereo and rca..
2282215
You are correct, plug the adapter into your Graphics Card and then use your own DVI cable. Please be aware that this adapter will not work for monitors that require Dual-Link bandwidth (120hz+ monitors, or resolutions above 1920x1200).
407062
Depends on the monitors you want to connect. But i recommend DVI + DVI or DVI + DisplayPort.
1106348
That's what we used it for. You'll need a splitter cable - and the end that goes into the card has a bazillion pins (ok, 60) - not standard DVI plug. The other ends of the splitter can be DVI. See "DMS-60/LFH-60 to Dual DVI Y-Splitter Cable Converter for Dual Monitor"
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The monitor's input looks to be DVI-D only. I'm confused about the question though because it should work with either a DVI-D or DVI-I video card. DVI-I should work with all DVI-D monitors. DVI-I connectors on video cards only add an analog signal in case you need to adapt it to a VGA port.