Hello, I bought an HDMI-VGA cable, when connected to the monitor shows no signal. A cable connected to the GTX 1050. Does this solution have the right to work? I also have a VGA-DVI cable, but the connector does not match, because the card has no input for these 4 pins marked in the picture below.

No. No. You need a digital signal converter to anolog.

These cards have only digital outputs so this cable will not connect the monitor after VGA.

Such cables rarely work. The one from DVI to VGA uses DVI-I, which is a total of the analog part in the form of pins that you want to cut. The cable from HDMI to VGA, unless it has a built-in converter, also has no right to work. If you want to connect a DSUB monitor to your card, it is wise to buy a grommet for 20 zlotys - they usually work: Added after 38 : Cheaper - with HDMI.

They work but not with your card because it does not send an analog signal.

Theoretically, it should be different in practice. What is this adapter? Maybe some quinol that just pretends to be an adapter? You have the VGA-DVI cable in the DVI-I version (box marked in red). The card probably supports DVI-D (i.e. without four pins). However, you did not provide the card manufacturer, so it's hard to find anything here. Buy the appropriate cables by giving up adapters and then you have no right not to work.

This is not an adapter, just a normal HDMI and VGA cable. Card model given above. GF GTX-1050 Ti. How do I get rid of these four pins, will the cable work?

You provided the model of the system the card works on, not the card manufacturer.

So why this cable is on sale? Which adapter will be better? 7483-4809-b75c-e39fa33d6a10 873d-4499358eeba4

I'm wondering about this cable. The guy sold 140 of these cables and has only one negative comment, so I think these cables work

[Solved] HDMI-VGA Cable No Signal Issue with GTX 1050: Compatibility & Connector Solutions

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#1 17270191 11 Jun 2018 17:10

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Hello, I bought an HDMI-VGA cable, when connected to the monitor shows no signal. A cable connected to the GTX 1050. Does this solution have the right to work? I also have a VGA-DVI cable, but the connector does not match, because the card has no input for these 4 pins marked in the picture below.
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Theoretically, it should be different in practice. What is this adapter? Maybe some quinol that just pretends to be an adapter?

You have the VGA-DVI cable in the DVI-I version (box marked in red).
The card probably supports DVI-D (i.e. without four pins).

However, you did not provide the card manufacturer, so it's hard to find anything here. Buy the appropriate cables by giving up adapters and then you have no right not to work.
#3 17270232 11 Jun 2018 17:28

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This is not an adapter, just a normal HDMI and VGA cable. Card model given above. GF GTX-1050 Ti. How do I get rid of these four pins, will the cable work?
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dames wrote:
Does this solution have the right to work?

No.

dames wrote:
How do I get rid of these four pins, will the cable work?

No.

You need a digital signal converter to anolog.
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dames wrote:
Card model given above. GF GTX-1050 Ti.

You provided the model of the system the card works on, not the card manufacturer.
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17270303 11 Jun 2018 18:01

Aseri15 wrote:
You provided the model of the system the card works on, not the card manufacturer.

These cards have only digital outputs so this cable will not connect the monitor after VGA.
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17270313 11 Jun 2018 18:04

So why this cable is on sale?

Which adapter will be better?
http://allegro.pl/konwerter-adapter-kabel-hdm...ape&referrer=proxy&emission_unit_id=5c58cce8- 7483-4809-b75c-e39fa33d6a10
http://allegro.pl/konwerter-dvi-d-meski-na-vg...er=proxy&emission_unit_id=757319ec-02ad-4102- 873d-4499358eeba4
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Such cables rarely work. The one from DVI to VGA uses DVI-I, which is a total of the analog part in the form of pins that you want to cut.

The cable from HDMI to VGA, unless it has a built-in converter, also has no right to work.

If you want to connect a DSUB monitor to your card, it is wise to buy a grommet for 20 zlotys - they usually work:

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dames wrote:

Which adapter will be better?

Cheaper - with HDMI.
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I'm wondering about this cable. The guy sold 140 of these cables and has only one negative comment, so I think these cables work
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They work but not with your card because it does not send an analog signal.
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The discussion revolves around the issue of connecting a monitor using an HDMI-VGA cable to a GTX 1050 graphics card, which results in a "no signal" error. Users clarify that the GTX 1050 outputs a digital signal, while VGA requires an analog signal, making the HDMI-VGA cable incompatible without a digital-to-analog converter. Suggestions include avoiding adapters and instead using a proper converter or cable that supports the necessary signal conversion. The GTX 1050 Ti model is specifically mentioned, and users express skepticism about the effectiveness of the HDMI-VGA cable based on its sales performance.
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