I purchased a Radeon&trade; HD 4650 Graphics Card with HDMI out. Will this cable allow me to extend my desktop to a vga monitor?
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Im not sure. I wanted to use the cable to hook my laptop (with vga plug) to my tv with an hdmi plug. I want to use my tv as a projector. I cant get it to work with this cable. Although the description says vga to hdmi.
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I'd contact their tech support for that question: https://www.visiontek.com/tek-support.html Video card specs: https://www.visiontek.com/graphics-cards/visiontek-radeon-hd-5570-4-port-dvi-vhdci-detail.html#specifications
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This monitor will connect to a tower with a VGA connector only. Hope this helps!
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I do NOT have that video card, but this cable converts HDMI output to VGA. On my laptop (setup at 1920*1080) resolution this cable did NOT work to an InFocus analog only projector. When I lowered the laptop resolution to 1600*900, the cable worked fine. Eventually, I switched to a different projector at the school that accepted HDMI at 1920*1080.
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Not really what this is made for. if you have a GPU mounted HDMI and you just want to run a cable to a standard VGA monitor (W/O sound) just get a HDMI to VGA cable. This is to connect a PC with VGA only to something like a TV or projector.
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I just bought a new computer with a 4 Intel graphics card and had to buy this cable because my new computer has a HDMI port, and I needed to connect it to my current VGA monitor. I did need to set the resolution to 1366x768. It works great.
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I would think that would work. I personally use the "Thunderbolt" to DVI or VGA.
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Yes, you need a VGA cable. Look at the photo of the rear of the unit posted on the listing.
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I'm sorry but this is a splitter which will have monitor #1 mirror monitor #2. You want to have 2 VGA connections on your PC to extend desktop. You can also use a HDMI connection along with a VGA connection to extend.
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I don't think the adapter has anything to do with this, it is dependent on your video card and/or computer. But in my case I am able to extend the desktop to my second monitor. Replicate is also an option.
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No, the connector is proprietary to 3M. You have to use the 3M VGA cable, which is discontinued and nearly impossible to find.
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Yes, that's the very purpose of this cable. Just connect it to your HDMI port on your computer graphics card and then connect the other end to your DVI port on your big monitor.
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Hi JohnThe 1302 has standard male HDMI and should match any standard HDMI slot. Like Richard mentioned, most desktop PC graphic card uses DVI (with two locking screw on the side).In order to understand your set up environment, could you send us a picture of your set up and the ports you are connecting to? You can reach us through contact seller or find us on icitouchtech. Thank you.
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It depends on what you are trying to do. You CAN'T go from a VGA output from your computer to a digital input on the monitor. I ended up not using this adapter and buying a new, plain vanilla video card with two HDMI outputs, and connecting my monitors with HDMI cables. ( P.S., this was a snap; there was futzing around involved at all).
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Dear Customer, Thank you for your interest in our cables. The BlueRigger Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter should work with your set up. We recommend that you reach out to us to help you out with any specific issues. Please feel free to contact us at service@bluerigger.com with the model of your AMD video card and we can assist you further. Thanks, BlueRigger LLC service@bluerigger.com
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MANUFACTURER ANSWER: Just to clarify regarding this question, the cable will only work going from an HDMI output source to a VGA input. So if your PC has HDMI output and your TV has VGA input, it's likely this will work. If it's the other way around (VGA output to HDMI input) it will not work.
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yes, you MUST also purchase an adapter that turns it into the VGA connections.