Question 1

What is the length?

Accepted Answer

It's about an inch and a half in length.

Question 2

is this compatible with any DVI socket? Specifically a GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 760?

Accepted Answer

There are 2 types of DVI connections single and dual ,this is dual.

Question 3

will this work for the MSI twin Frozr R7959 GPU?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The MSI has a DVI connector, so this is ideal.  Didn't your video card come with one of these ?

Question 4

Will this cable work with the card below?

SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 5450 1GB 64-bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready Low Profile Ready Video Card ( 100292DDR3L)

Accepted Answer

Yes, this will work with the SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 5450 1GB 64-bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready Low Profile Ready Video Card ( 100292DDR3L)

Question 5

I am considering buying a Dell XPS 8700 that comes with a NVIDIA GeForce GT 720 1GB DDR3.  From the pictures, this Dell only has DVI and HDMI video out.  I cannot find anywhere on Dell's site what type of DVI connector is on the card, but I need to connect it to a KVM with VGA.  Can anyone tell me if this adapter will work with the Dell GeForce GT 720 1GB DDR3?  Thanks!!

Accepted Answer

looks like it should work to me, i looked at everything and all seems well

Question 6

I need to use this with a KVM Switch. The Monitor is 1920x1080p.
What is the max resolution this will handle?

Accepted Answer

Idk about the max res, but i'm running max graphics for my screens and my graphic card is a geforce 770 and the screens are brand new.

Question 7

do you have the single link model (24+1) ? i only see the dual link model (24+5) only

Accepted Answer

I have the dual link.....the adaptor worked like a charm

Question 8

I have a Sony GDM FW900, and I've done some research about what the best route to go about is for connectivity to my GTX 670, and I was wondering if this adapter will suit my needs. Does this adapter allow me to run my monitor at it's max refresh rate (160hz) and max resolution (2304x1440)? I was under the impression that analogue-analogue connections had no limitations for resolutions/refresh rates, but I want to make sure this adapter does what I need.

Accepted Answer

YES... And Also DVI output Has the ability to push the VGA to it's max. I can't remember now but monitors could (listen) faster then older VGA cards can (speak). But DVI Bandwidth is much higher. Your DVI output will detect the adapter to VGA and slow it's self down to match up the Sony GDM FW900 VGA input.

Question 9

Perhaps I have missed it, but is this 24 + 1 or 24 +5 pins? The close up of the item shows shadows or scars where the extra 4 pins would be. The reason I ask is I have 3 video cards with DVI plugs. The oldest and newest have 24 +5 pin plugs, but the next newest has a 24 + 1 plug. Almost all of the adapters on Newegg that are DVI to VGA are 24 + 5.

Accepted Answer

DVI-I by standard has to contain the 4 pins required for the analog output on VGA. This also means your video card needs to be 24+5 for it to work. You will not find a working passive VGA adapter that's 24+1.

Question 10

Will this work with a MSI RX480 Gaming X? One of Its outputs is DL-DVI-D

Accepted Answer

Yes

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