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This 5-meter Kenable DVI-I to VGA cable is designed for users needing to connect older VGA displays to modern DVI-equipped PCs or vice-versa, offering a reliable high-performance link. Its primary benefit is facilitating compatibility between digital and analog video signals, though it may not support the highest digital resolutions that pure DVI-D connections offer. This cable is ideal for business presentations, home theater setups, or any scenario requiring a stable video connection between DVI-I and VGA interfaces.
| Model Part Number | 003671 |
|---|---|
| Brand | kenable |
No, this DVI-I to VGA cable only transmits video signals and does not support audio transmission.
This cable is DVI-I (24+5 pins) which supports analog signals. While some DVI-D ports might physically accept it, the analog portion of the DVI-I signal will not be utilized, and it may not function correctly if the port is strictly DVI-D.
The maximum resolution is limited by the capabilities of the connected devices, especially the VGA input on the display and the analog signal output. It typically supports standard resolutions like 1920x1080, but performance can vary.
Yes, the DVI-I connector can accept an analog signal to send to a VGA display, and a digital signal from a DVI-I source to be converted by the display's VGA input (if capable of receiving digital over analog pins).
No, this is a passive cable and does not require any drivers or software installation. It is plug-and-play.
DVI-I (Integrated) supports both digital and analog signals, while DVI-D (Digital) supports only digital signals. This cable's DVI-I connector provides flexibility.
Verify that both ends of the cable are securely connected. Ensure the display device is set to the correct input source (VGA). Check that the DVI-I port on the source device is functional. Restart both devices.
Ensure the cable is not damaged and is properly seated in the ports. Try connecting with a shorter cable to rule out signal degradation over the 5m length. Check for interference from other electronic devices.
Adjust the display resolution settings in your operating system or graphics card control panel. Ensure the selected resolution is supported by both the source and display, especially considering VGA limitations.
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