Connecting DVI-D Cable to DVI-I Socket on Graphics Card for Asus VG248QE Monitor 144Hz

Hello, could I connect the DVI-D cable to the DVI-I socket on the graphics card? because I am going to buy an asus VG248QE monitor and I want to get 144hz and it is possible via DVI and DP

Explained by NVidia herself :)

http://support.nvidia.eu/hc/pl/articles/201073551-Jaka-jest-różnica-miedzy-DVI-Ia-DVI-D-

Piotr2608 wrote:

Explained by NVidia herself :)

http://support.nvidia.eu/hc/pl/articles/201073551-Jaka-jest-różnica-miedzy-DVI-Ia-DVI-D-

how do I do it, it will also be git xD? because I don't get it anymore

It does not matter what manufacturer the card is made of. The DVI-I and DVD-D standards are the same for everyone :)

The DVI-D connector on the graphics card carries only digital signals, while the DVI-I connector carries both digital and analog signals. It can send a digital signal (to digital displays such as flat panel LCD monitors) and an analog signal (to older monitors such as CTR) using a DVI to VGA adapter. A graphics card with a DVI-I connector has more pins than a DVI-D connector. Additional pins on the DVI-I connector carry an analog signal that the DVI-D connector does not have

The DVI-I socket outputs digital and analog signals. If the TV is to operate on a digital signal, you can connect it with a DVI-D cable.