Questions & Answers for: video dvi

...DVI Video card be worth the extra costs if I went that route ?This HP L 1755 only has a response time of 25 ms, is that good enough to watch Music Videos or not ? I do not do any gaming.Can you tell ...

DVI is the larger port on your video card - generally white in color) VGA on HDTV - Use a standard VGA monitor cable to connect them. (VGA is the Blue 15pin connector on the video card) HDMI on HDTV -

...DVI video. With the monitor it should default to the 15pin DSub video input. If you want to use the DVI video input you need to configure the monitor to use the DVI video input. DVI to DVI give the ...

DVI side), or component video (even S-video). If you have HDMI out on the video card, use an HDMI cable. If you want to connect to the TV's speakers, you need at least an 3.5 mm audio cable (or 3.5 mm

...video-card have a DVI-output socket? Does your LCD monitor have a DVI-input socket? If 'yes' to both, then you need a DVI-to-DVI cable. Does your computer's video-card have a DVI-output socket? Does ...

S-Video" input? If so, then connect the S-VIdeo-output from your computer's video-card to that S-Video-input. Note that only _SOME_ video-cards have DVI output or S-Video output. Check your video-card

inputs, and your PC's video-card only has VGA output, then use a VGA-to-VGA cable. Or, purchase a video-card with DVI output, to replace the video-card with VGA output, and then use a DVI-to-DVI cable

...DVI is a new form of video interface technology made to maximize the quality of flat panel LCD monitors and high-end video graphics cards. It is a replacement for the P&D Plug & Display ...

...on the monitor. If the video connectors are DVI then connect the video card and monitor with a DVI video cable. You will also need to configure the monitor for either the D-Sub or DVI video

but it said "no signal" If your monitor has both VGA and DVI video inputs and does not auto-detect the video inputs then you need to go into the monitor's Menu and select the DVI video input