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This Loops DVI-D to 2x DVI-I splitter cable is for users needing to connect a single DVI-D video source to two DVI-compatible displays simultaneously. Its key benefit is extending your display capability from one port, enabling dual-screen setups. A caveat is that it's a passive splitter, meaning it doesn't amplify the signal, so cable length limitations should be observed for optimal performance.
| Colour | Black |
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| Brand | Loops |
No, this splitter is designed for digital DVI-D signals from the source and connects to DVI-I or DVI-D inputs on displays. It does not support analog DVI-A signals.
No, this is a passive splitter and does not require any external power source to operate.
For optimal signal strength and performance, especially at high resolutions like 3840x2400, it is recommended not to exceed a total cable length of 5 meters for each DVI-I female connector (meaning the sum of the splitter's length and the display cable's length to each monitor).
Yes, the DVI-I female connectors are compatible with both dual-link and single-link DVI-I cables, and are backward compatible with DVI-D cables.
This splitter sends the same signal from the source to both displays. While your operating system can manage different resolutions if the displays support them, the splitter itself passes the single signal. Performance may vary depending on the capabilities of each connected display.
The splitter has one DVI-D male connector (to plug into your computer) and two DVI-I female connectors (where you plug in your monitor cables). DVI-I female connectors are common and compatible with standard DVI-I and DVI-D cables.
Verify all DVI connections are secure. Ensure the source device is outputting a DVI signal. Check that the connected DVI cables are compatible (DVI-I or DVI-D) and not damaged. Try connecting one display at a time to isolate the issue.
Check the total cable length from the source to each display; shorter lengths (under 5 meters total) are recommended for optimal signal strength, especially at high resolutions. Ensure connectors are clean and free of debris. Try using higher quality DVI cables.
Test the non-working display and its cable with a direct connection to the source device to rule out issues with the display or cable. Ensure the splitter's DVI-I female ports are securely connected to the display cables.
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