Can it be connected through a DVI port?
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@B.Smith, The monitor has two native ports: 1 HDMI, and 1 VGA. To be clear, the S23C570H does NOT have a DVI port (any version). Having said that, there are all sorts of DVI-&gt;HMDI adpater plugs and cables (check on-line). HDMI is becoming the standard because of speed, simplicity, and HDMI carries both video and audio. I use a mac video output-&gt;HDMI plug|converter through HDMI cable to the S23C570H; fabulous.
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@B.Smith, 2nd answer to be clear, YES you can connect the S23C570H to your computer's DVI port, but you will need to purchase a DVI->HDMI converter plug and then run an HDMI cable between the converter plug and the monitor.Hope this helps.
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@B.Smith, The monitor has two native ports: 1 HDMI, and 1 VGA. To be clear, the S23C570H does NOT have a DVI port (any version). Having said that, there are all sorts of DVI->HMDI adpater plugs and cables (check on-line). HDMI is becoming the standard because of speed, simplicity, and HDMI carries both video and audio. I use a mac video output->HDMI plug|converter through HDMI cable to the S23C570H; fabulous.
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You'll need an adapter or converter from HDMI to DVI. This monitor has HDMI and VGA ports only.
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Yes at least. Has dvi, hdmi, & VGA. Not sure if it has a display port. Don't have it in front of me right now.
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Yes. Use a Standard DVI cable which most new laptops support or you will have to buy a converter.
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No, to connect a monitor you would use a 15 pin VGA cable, or a DVI cable, or an HDMI cable.
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It may depend on what kind of graphics card you have. I had a ThinkPad laptop with miniDP port and I tried to connect to a DVI monitor using this device and I could not find a way to show anything on my monitor and I was using Windows 7 Professional 64-bit.
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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 have a Raspberry Pi, but have not tried the cable to a DVI port on a monitor. It should work, because I am using this cable from my HP laptops HDMI port to the DVI port on my monitor.
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Yes and no. For it to work you need a Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter. These are not cheap. This adapter will cost you $70+ If it's cheaper than that, you're probably buying a single link DVI adapter which WILL NOT WORK. The following are amazon product IDs of compatible adapters which you can search for on amazon: B001IF252C B0045I85GY B004C4SEH6 B004I6L6DW
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It will work but DVI is video only. You will have to run a separate sound cable.
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Yes, just be certain on the pin configuration of the DVI end as I found there were different set ups. Both video and audio work.
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I do not know about that, it should work, but there is also a DVI-D connection on the back of the monitor as well.
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This DVI cable cannot connect directly to a VGA port. It is possible to use a VGA to DVI converter plug so that the different ports can connect, but the resulting picture quality has a chance of being very poor; sometimes it may work out well, though. DVI cables deliver digital-clear signals which VGA does not.
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Yes, but it's a short adapter, so you'll probably need at least a 3' DVI cable, depending on how far you monitor is going to sit from your laptop.
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If your computer monitor has a DVI input, you can connect to it using a HDMI to DVI cable. You can not connect directly to your computer unless it has a HDMI input port (I've never seen a computer with a HDMI input port, only output).
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Yes, you can. You would need an Active DisplayPort Adapter, which is usually around $85+. You would plug the DVI-D into the Active DisplayPort Adapter, then the DisplayPort into the docking station, along with the USB directly into the laptop's USB port or the docking station, and then the USB to USB cable from the laptop or docking station into the Active DisplayPort Adapter to supply additional power (or else your frames will occasionally drop). Then you'll be good to go.I use my work laptop, which is a Dell E6430s and a docking station, with this monitor when working at home.
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I believe so, but the quality will be poor. Given the high quality of the monitor, it would make sense to spring for a DVI or HDMI video card if your computer can handle it.
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Not specifically. You have to get a DVI-to-HDMI adapter, which is available on amazon for a few dollars. Once you have that, then you'll have a great value for your money all-in-all. Just search for DVI to HDMI. Good luck!