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Connecting Samsung SyncMaster 931bw Monitor to MSI GTX 660 Gaming via VGA-DVI-D Adapter

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  • #1 16810127
    mati98151
    Level 6  
    Hello. Goes to connect the monitor with vga input to graphics cards with dvi D dual link input using an adapter.
    The graphics card is msi gtx 660 gaming rated Monitor Samsung SyncMaster 931bw Connecting Samsung SyncMaster 931bw Monitor to MSI GTX 660 Gaming via VGA-DVI-D Adapter
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  • #2 16810137
    daminek1234
    Level 25  
    Connecting Samsung SyncMaster 931bw Monitor to MSI GTX 660 Gaming via VGA-DVI-D Adapter
    I doubt it. Dvi-d only gives a digital signal, while VGA transmits analog.
  • #4 16810513
    mati98151
    Level 6  
    So it's best to buy a dvi d cable
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  • #5 16810572
    daminek1234
    Level 25  
    Yes. Why combine? Is the entrance? Is. Does this match on the card? Yes. Just make sure it is a dvi-d cable.
  • #6 16811801
    mati98151
    Level 6  
    I have a problem with getting such a cable. Behind is a displayport cable for dvi d. The graphics card has a displayport port, and the dvi monitor has d. Would it work?
  • #7 16812191
    Kasek21
    Level 43  
    mati98151 wrote:
    Would it work?

    It should be like that.

    mati98151 wrote:
    I have a problem with getting such a cable.

    What could be the problem with buying a DVI cable?

    daminek1234 wrote:
    Just make sure it is a dvi-d cable.

    What difference does it buy DVI-I, after all, it has only additional pins.
  • #8 16812217
    daminek1234
    Level 25  
    Kasek21 wrote:
    What difference does it buy DVI-I, after all, it has only additional pins.
    It won't connect unless it breaks the pins.
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  • #9 16812238
    Kasek21
    Level 43  
    daminek1234 wrote:
    It won't connect unless it breaks the pins.

    Why not connect? The card and the monitor have DVI-I and there is no problem.
  • #10 16812241
    daminek1234
    Level 25  
    The DVI-I to DVI-D cable will not connect, because where will the additional pins come in?
    The DVI-D cable for the DVI-I input is already connected.
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  • #11 16812262
    Kasek21
    Level 43  
    daminek1234 wrote:
    The DVI-I to DVI-D cable will not connect, because where will the additional pins come in?

    Kasek21 wrote:
    The card and the monitor have DVI-I and there is no problem.


    PS. The cable costs a few to several zlotys and is available EVERYWHERE!
  • #12 16812272
    daminek1234
    Level 25  
    mati98151 wrote:
    connect the monitor with vga input to graphics cards with dvi D input

    I return honor, I suggested the first post.
  • #13 16812288
    Kasek21
    Level 43  
    daminek1234 wrote:
    I return honor, I suggested the first post.

    Don't pay anything because you would have to salute.

    DVI-I connector - can send both digital and analog signals.

    The card and the monitor have DVI-I connectors so no matter what cable it purchases, it will work.

    To conclude: Adapters are not needed (unnecessary cost) - go to the store or buy a DVI cable on the allegro.
    Of course, you can use the DVI-> D-Sub adapter and connect the card with the monitor with a D-Sub cable - but it is always an analog image so in principle it is worse than digital, although with this monitor and using a good D-Sub cable you will not feel the difference.
  • #14 16812505
    mati98151
    Level 6  
    I have already used the Dvi I and HDMI connectors on the card. The problem is getting a dvi d to dvi d cable. The seller recommended a displayport to dvi d cable.
  • #15 16813042
    Kasek21
    Level 43  
    mati98151 wrote:
    The problem is getting a dvi d to dvi d cable. The seller recommended a displayport to dvi d cable.

    You haven't written about several monitors.

    Of course, this choice may be the best because either both DVI sockets or one of them + HDMI work interchangeably.

    For Eyefinity ie 3 monitors there is usually DVI + HDMI + DP.
  • #16 16814900
    mati98151
    Level 6  
    It would work such a combination of displayport cable for hdmi and then adapter with hdmi to dvi d. I ask because ordering dvi d cable for dvi seems to make no sense to me, due to the future the displayport cable for hdmi can always be useful someday.
  • #17 16814983
    Kasek21
    Level 43  
    mati98151 wrote:
    This connection would work with a displayport cable for hdmi and then an adapter with hdmi to dvi d.

    Nobody will answer you until you check it yourself.
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The discussion revolves around connecting a Samsung SyncMaster 931bw monitor, which has a VGA input, to an MSI GTX 660 Gaming graphics card that features a DVI-D dual link output. Users express skepticism about using a VGA-DVI-D adapter due to the difference in signal types (analog vs. digital). It is suggested that a direct DVI-D cable is the best solution, as both the monitor and graphics card have DVI-I connectors, which can transmit both digital and analog signals. Some participants mention the possibility of using a DisplayPort to DVI-D cable, but emphasize that a DVI-D to DVI-D cable is preferable for optimal performance. The conversation highlights the importance of ensuring compatibility between the connectors and the types of signals being transmitted.
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