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I found this GPU output any idea what it is? Because i cant find any clue whatsoever about what it is supposed to be

 

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DVI

 

Edit: Nevermind. I don't know.

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I know, I glanced at the picture once, and automatically though "DVI", I finish posting and scroll back up and it dawns on me :P

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What is the point of it if GPU have at least 3 outputs? e_e is it ancient?

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It's old. Last I recall seeing it was on older Dell computers with a slim form factor, and the point was to put enough pins onto a single connector to support dual displays. Usually there's a splitter that's attached to it, to split it into dual VGA or dual DVI.

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It's old. Last I recall seeing it was on older Dell computers with a slim form factor, and the point was to put enough pins onto a single connector to support dual displays. Usually there's a splitter that's attached to it, to split it into dual VGA or dual DVI.

Yeah it is old my uncle got a used DELL pc because it was cheap . However he was totally scammed because the pc is ancient it had that GPU  with DDR2 2 GB ram . I facepalmed so hard because he got that for "just" 250 euros

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Yeah it is old my uncle got a used DELL pc because it was cheap . However he was totally scammed because the pc is ancient it had that GPU  with DDR2 2 GB ram . I facepalmed so hard because he got that for "just" 250 euros

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i know the feel.

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