Can i use this to connect a monitor to a gpu hdmi
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I do not know answer to your question. To be on the safe side try to contact the seller directly and you might get a correct answer.
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I can't imagine why not. I use mine to connect a laptop to a flatscreen, i.e., a VGA laptop => a HDMI flatscreen. HTH!
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Paula,I've tested this and though the power LED lights up, it will not convert the signal properly. You will need to find a separate part for that.
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Not really what this is made for. if you have a GPU mounted HDMI and you just want to run a cable to a standard VGA monitor (W/O sound) just get a HDMI to VGA cable. This is to connect a PC with VGA only to something like a TV or projector.
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Yes, its called HDMI http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDMI....Get that cable and connect to monitor, should be good to go,,,,
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@Elliot, yes. I use it for my third monitor with a Radeon HD 6970 and it works flawlessly. This IS the active converter you're looking for.
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My choice of connection was to use the hdmi port between the nvidia card and the monitor. There was some confusion as the monitor was looking at hmdi input 1 and I was connected to input 2. that was quickly solved by moving cable to hmdi 1. I would suggest clearly identifying the location of the input port and guide the monitor through its set-up menu to that port. Good luck... Paul
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I don't think you can - this is a VGA/HDMI connector/converter - even at that it did not work for my VGA Desktop Computer Monitor port to Smart TV HDMI.
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No, this is a display port cable. If you have a DP port on your desktop, then yes you can, but if you only have HDMI then this will not help you. Cable is of poor quality anyways, build quality and technical, being that it goes from digital output to an analog input. It's a specialty thing that you only get if you are in a bind and HAVE to do it this way. Look for an HDMI to VGA cable.
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Yes. Most video cards can have a monitor plugged into each port the have.Can plug a monitor into the VGA port and another into the HDMI port.
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Most likely not; the cable had an extra 4 pins for analog signal (yes, on the DVI end). If your monitor has DVI-I (which I am certain it does) it physically won't even fit. This should be used for a DVI-I output (generally on dedicated graphics cards) to a VGA port.
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I haven't tested it, but I belive it is possible via hdmi. The box cant tell the difference its if the monitor will accept the signal
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Yes, just use display ports, don't try to use the dvi adapters. So just make sure your monitors support display port 1.2 or better
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Yes, I would say so, but it really depends on the application. Note it is DVI, not HDMI.
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I don't see why not, I use it on several different monitors, TVs too. If it has a DVI port it should work.
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Presuming you have a VGA port on both the computer and the monitor. Considering it is the most common type of connection for computers and monitors, it's safe to assume you can.
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For sure! I run a 25ft DVI to HDMI cable to a 32" lcd across the room to watch movies and shows. As long as you download the newest drivers from Nvidia it should work no problem!
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Yes you can. You just need a VGA cable. The same one you use to connect your computer hard drive to the monitor.
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I do not have the hardware to test that, but I would be skeptical that it would work...The DisplayPort would be passing through a DisplayPort signal, but no the other way around.
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I believe you should be able to Daniel, but you may need a VGA to monitor box.