Hello, I have a question or such a converter will work for me when I connect from this converter HDMI to the graphics card, and VGA to the cable from the old monitor? I was looking on the Internet, but all such converters connect the PS3 to the monitor or Image from laptop to the monitor. So I...

The title clearly says VGA to HDMI converter - this will not work. The HDMI to VGA converter will work This is a huge difference, it is not a grommet but a system that converts. It's like connecting a powerbank to a usb charger and want to get 230V on the output ...

If it works like this, I see no difference why it should not work with a computer. ps. You can buy it online and you always have the option of returning without giving a reason within 14 days. (Only the shipping price kills the return's profitability)

And if only because it is a conversion in the other direction, and to handle it, it requires an additional pcb load? Toto won't work unless it's a more expensive version. In addition, it is appropriate to distinguish between exit and entry.

Will it send a signal from the old monitor to the hdmi in the graphics card? Quote from the first better auction:

I don't know anymore. I have a graphics card with dvi, displayport and hdmi inputs and an old monitor with vga input. Will it work if I buy a converter? Added after 1 [minutes]: The image probably goes from the graphics card is HDMI to VGA unless I understand it correctly?

I changed, I will give an answer soon (in a few days, because I can't now) whether it actually worked

With exits, I think. Such a converter should work.

With output - and if it is DVI-I there is no need for converters, the VGA signal is included in this protocol. Maybe take a photo of this card's ports and put it here.

Author - I'm using this adapter. It works great. Not necessarily. There are cards that, despite having a DVI-I connector, do not work with such adapters (like my old HD7870). There is a lottery with these adapters.

HDMI to VGA Converter: Compatibility with Old Monitor & GTX 1050 Graphics Card

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#1 16606749 25 Jul 2017 00:55

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Hello, I have a question or such a converter

will work for me when I connect from this converter HDMI to the graphics card, and VGA to the cable from the old monitor?
I was looking on the Internet, but all such converters connect the PS3 to the monitor or Image from laptop to the monitor.

So I repeat the question: Will the converter I sent above work for me with an old monitor with 1 VGA input and a new GTX 1050 graphics card with HDMI input ??
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#2 16606811 25 Jul 2017 06:19

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16606811 25 Jul 2017 06:19

flOw. wrote:
all such converters connect the PS3 to the monitor or Laptop image to the monitor.

If it works like this, I see no difference why it should not work with a computer.

ps. You can buy it online and you always have the option of returning without giving a reason within 14 days. (Only the shipping price kills the return's profitability)
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#3 16606836 25 Jul 2017 07:10

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Heinzek wrote:
why not work with a computer.

And if only because it is a conversion in the other direction, and to handle it, it requires an additional pcb load?

Toto won't work unless it's a more expensive version. In addition, it is appropriate to distinguish between exit and entry.
#4 16606889 25 Jul 2017 08:23

Heinzek Heinzek

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flOw. wrote:
HDMI converter to the graphics card and VGA to the cable from the old monitor?

flOw. wrote:
connect the PS3 to the monitor

drobok wrote:
Heinzek wrote:
why not work with a computer.

And if only because it is a reverse conversion

Will it send a signal from the old monitor to the hdmi in the graphics card?

Quote from the first better auction:

Quote:
The cable allows you to connect a monitor or projector with a VGA connector
to any device equipped with an HDMI connector, e.g. a smartphone, tablet, laptop, computer, console!
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#5 16606970 25 Jul 2017 09:28

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I don't know anymore. I have a graphics card with dvi, displayport and hdmi inputs and an old monitor with vga input. Will it work if I buy a converter?

Added after 1 [minutes]:

The image probably goes from the graphics card is HDMI to VGA unless I understand it correctly?
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16607053 25 Jul 2017 10:07

The title clearly says "VGA to HDMI converter" - this will not work.
The HDMI to VGA converter will work

This is a huge difference, it is not a grommet but a system that converts. It's like connecting a powerbank to a usb charger and want to get 230V on the "output" ...
#7 16607158 25 Jul 2017 11:10

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16607158 25 Jul 2017 11:10

drobok wrote:
The title clearly says "VGA to HDMI converter" - this will not work.
The HDMI to VGA converter will work

I changed, I will give an answer soon (in a few days, because I can't now) whether it actually worked
#8 16607185 25 Jul 2017 11:28

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16607185 25 Jul 2017 11:28

flOw. wrote:
I have a graphics card from entrances dvi, displayport and hdmi

With exits, I think.

Such a converter should work.
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16607620 25 Jul 2017 15:28

flOw. wrote:
. I have a graphics card with dvi inputs

With output - and if it is DVI-I there is no need for converters, the VGA signal is included in this protocol.

Maybe take a photo of this card's ports and put it here.
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#10 16607636 25 Jul 2017 15:37

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16607636 25 Jul 2017 15:37

KOCUREK1970 wrote:
if it's DVI-I then there is no need to use converters,

You only need this adapter:
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Author - I'm using this adapter. It works great.

Heinzek wrote:
You only need this adapter:

Not necessarily. There are cards that, despite having a DVI-I connector, do not work with such adapters (like my old HD7870). There is a lottery with these adapters.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the compatibility of an HDMI to VGA converter with a GTX 1050 graphics card and an old monitor featuring a VGA input. Users express concerns about whether the converter will function correctly, noting that the direction of signal conversion is crucial. It is clarified that an HDMI to VGA converter is necessary for this setup, as opposed to a VGA to HDMI converter, which would not work in this scenario. Some users mention the potential for issues with certain graphics cards, even those with DVI-I outputs, indicating that compatibility can vary. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding the specifications of both the graphics card and the monitor when selecting a converter.
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