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This Digitus DVI-D Dual Link cable is for users who need to connect devices with a DVI(24+1) interface, such as PCs, notebooks, monitors, TVs, or projectors, ensuring digital, Full HD suitable image transfer. Its primary benefit is providing a reliable, high-resolution digital connection. A potential caveat is that it only supports DVI-D connections, not other video standards like HDMI or DisplayPort.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | AK-320101-050-S |
| Brand | Digitus |
This DVI-D Dual Link cable supports resolutions up to 2560 x 1600 pixels, provided both the source and display devices are capable of outputting and receiving that resolution.
No, DVI-D cables, including this one, are designed for video transmission only. You will need a separate audio cable for sound.
Yes, you can often use a DVI-D cable with a DVI-I port, as DVI-I ports are designed to be backward compatible with DVI-D signals. However, it will only carry the digital DVI-D signal.
Dual Link means the cable has double the number of pins compared to a Single Link cable, allowing for higher bandwidth and therefore support for higher resolutions and refresh rates.
Simply plug one end into the DVI-D output of your source device (like a PC) and the other end into the DVI-D input of your display device (like a monitor). It is recommended to do this with devices powered off.
Flickering can be caused by a loose connection, a damaged cable, or electromagnetic interference. Ensure the cable is firmly connected, check for any physical damage, and try to keep it away from other electronic devices.
The ferrite beads on the cable act as chokes to suppress high-frequency noise, helping to reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI) and prevent signal degradation for a cleaner image.
Ensure the cable is securely connected to both devices. Verify that the correct input source is selected on the display. Check if the DVI ports on both devices are clean. Try a different DVI cable or port if available.
Check the cable connection for looseness. Ensure the cable is not damaged or kinked. The ferrite beads help, but strong external interference might still affect the signal; try repositioning the cable away from other electronic devices.
Confirm that both the source device and the display device support the desired higher resolution. Ensure the correct DVI-D Dual Link cable is used, as Single Link cables have lower bandwidth.
Verify that the connected devices are indeed using DVI-D Dual Link ports and that the cable is correctly seated. Some older graphics cards or monitors might default to Single Link if not properly configured or if the cable has issues.
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