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Can I use a vga to dvi-d converter for the motherboard??

Theres a dvi-d on the motherboard but i have a vga cord, so im thinking if a converter to dvi-d works on a motherboard?

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3 minutes ago, GabNerf said:

Theres a dvi-d on the motherboard but i have a vga cord, so im thinking if a converter to dvi-d works on a motherboard?

You can certainly use a converter there, something like the one I have linked below.

https://www.startech.com/en-gb/audio-video-products/dvi2vgae

 

Please be aware that not all converts are made equal so would recommend a reputable brand such as StarTech if you need to buy one.

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Do you have a CPU with an iGPU? Otherwise the connector on the motherboard won't do anything.

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34 minutes ago, GabNerf said:

Theres a dvi-d on the motherboard but i have a vga cord, so im thinking if a converter to dvi-d works on a motherboard?

Which motherboard and processor?

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29 minutes ago, Eigenvektor said:

Do you have a CPU with an iGPU? Otherwise the connector on the motherboard won't do anything.

Beat me to it. Quick and dirty, OP, a Ryzen-G or I believe a non-suffixed Intel processor is needed for the motherboard to output video. Otherwise, you'll need a video card, which would display video directly from its own port(s). But yes, a converter can be used directly at a valid output port.

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