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kipper2k · 27 March 2012, 02:42

I've been looking through the schematics that Jens posted (Thanks Jens). I didn't realise just how many different types of DVI connectors there are.

Here is a link to show the various types.

http://www.google.ca/search?q=dvi-i+...w=1221&bih=601

There is analog, digital and ones capable for both. For those who want to use a DVI to VGA adapter then you need to make sure that you buy an adapter/cable that is analog/digital capable. From what i seen the Analog has the 4 pins that surround the bladed pin on the DVI adapter, if you don't have those pins then i don't believe VGA output will work... If i am wrong, please correct me.

Its a little confusing with all the different variations

27 March 2012, 02:42	#478
kipper2k Registered User Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Thunder Bay, Canada Posts: 4,323	Different types of DVI connectors I've been looking through the schematics that Jens posted (Thanks Jens). I didn't realise just how many different types of DVI connectors there are. Here is a link to show the various types. http://www.google.ca/search?q=dvi-i+...w=1221&bih=601 There is analog, digital and ones capable for both. For those who want to use a DVI to VGA adapter then you need to make sure that you buy an adapter/cable that is analog/digital capable. From what i seen the Analog has the 4 pins that surround the bladed pin on the DVI adapter, if you don't have those pins then i don't believe VGA output will work... If i am wrong, please correct me. Its a little confusing with all the different variations Last edited by kipper2k; 27 March 2012 at 02:49.