DVI-D -> VGA adapter pinout
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Godataloss
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They cost like $6 bucks! You must have alot of time on your hands.
Nodsu
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You do realise DVI-D to VGA adapter is a lot more than crossing a couple of wires?
You need quite a lot of electronic components, knowledge and experience to build it yourself.
If you're still interested:
http://www.ati.com/support/connectors/pinouts/pinoutsfordvi-d.html
http://www.ati.com/support/connectors/pinouts/pinoutsforvga.html
You need quite a lot of electronic components, knowledge and experience to build it yourself.
If you're still interested:
http://www.ati.com/support/connectors/pinouts/pinoutsfordvi-d.html
http://www.ati.com/support/connectors/pinouts/pinoutsforvga.html
Godataloss
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or you can buy one for $6
yes a DVI-A or DVI-I to VGA adapter is ~$6, I got one for 2.
But a DVI-D to VGA is a different story. It's a converter box. Some are retailing for $400 too. Although I saw one on ebay for 25. Regardless, a DVI-D to VGA adapter would be an involved project, whereas a DVI-A to VGA would be a piece of cake.
But a DVI-D to VGA is a different story. It's a converter box. Some are retailing for $400 too. Although I saw one on ebay for 25. Regardless, a DVI-D to VGA adapter would be an involved project, whereas a DVI-A to VGA would be a piece of cake.
Thanks darkowl
I spent an afternoon with support at BestBuy, Microcenter, CompUSA, and searching the web for an adapter for my ATI based video card in a Sony. You are the first to clarify the problem. The others just looked puzzled and said they were out of the correct adapter. Even the Sony User Guide suggested an adapter. puke:
I spent an afternoon with support at BestBuy, Microcenter, CompUSA, and searching the web for an adapter for my ATI based video card in a Sony. You are the first to clarify the problem. The others just looked puzzled and said they were out of the correct adapter. Even the Sony User Guide suggested an adapter. puke:
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