Rosewill RCDC-14014 - 6-Foot DisplayPort to VGA Cable - 28 AWG

Pros: It does what it is supposed to do.

Cons: Flickering and distortion at power on.

Overall Review: During the first hour of use... There's a lot of flickering and graphic distortion for about 5 seconds after plugging it in or every time the computer is turning on. My other connection (straight vga) does not do this. Once it gets past that is seems to be fine.

Pros: Passively converts DisplayPort to old school analog VGA without any special adapters. Have used this on several older laptops and desktops I thought may need active adapters and these worked great and were one of the cheaper options.

Cons: The cable is white.

Overall Review: Would definitely recommend. Even worked on two older desktops that were already using the VGA portss, and these two cables provided two extra screens from each computers displayport, to work with older VGA monitors.

Overall Review: No issues. Good quality cable.

Cons: Not working with my setup.

Overall Review: I'm trying to connect an HP small format desktop with a VGA output port to a Dell 27 inch monitor's DisplayPort input port (P2715Q). Windows thinks there's a monitor out there, but the monitor is not seeing any signal coming in. That's the same DisplayPort input that I have previously used to send in a signal from a dell laptop via a Thunderbolt dock, so I know that the DisplayPort input was working as of a couple of weeks ago (when I had to swap out the laptop/Thunderbolt dock setup. The Monitor works fine with its HDMI input.

Pros: Just works.

Overall Review: Would purchase another if I need it.

Overall Review: Cable for those who still got older monitors but newer graphics guards without vga. So it does what it's supposed to. And fine at 1080P As well

Pros: Own about 4 of these now and they all work; Update: ownership count is up to 6 cables now, because they just work!

Cons: none

Pros: work great

Cons: nothing