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Hi everyone, I have PCs with both VGA and DVI-D female ports integrated graphics on the motherboard (HP Pro 3015 MT's). I received monitors that only have VGA inputs, and I was wondering if I can convert the DVI-D to DVI-I and then convert the DVI-I to VGA? DVI-D to VGA is a very expensive option, €200+! The only other alternative is to purchase a graphics card that can handle two screens (I ALWAYS disable onboard graphics in a dual-screen setup). Anyone else have another option? Thanks, The datalore. |
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I know there is a part that you can get to fit a DVI port into a VGA port. I have use them in my work.. It's called a Monitor dongle and it's not that expensive to get. Here's the photo of what it should look like below.. You connect it to your video card and connect either 1 or 2 monitors and it will work.. There's a lot of dongles around for a good price...Maybe you should look into this..
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Im in the same boat you need the £200 adapter dvi-d is digital only unlike dvi-i which is digital and analog |
