Questions

In a word: no. But with the arrival of 120Hz LCD TVs in 2007, some cable manufacturers are trying to cash in on the confusion surrounding this new technology.

We're often asked how to go from DVI to VGA, or vice-versa. Here's a quick guide to help you with your video setup.

Question regarding MSV-104B, the VGA Video Signal Splitter. Monitor 1 indicates 'DDC PnP Port,' what is the purpose of that port?

I would like to buy a cable which is DVI-I to HDMI. I've bought a DVI-D to HDMI cable but it does not work. My video card has a DVI-I port, but when I connect to my plasma TV it says no signal. The video card has VGA as well, and it's working properly.

The DVI guide writes that if the source is a DVI-I and the monitor is DVI-D, I would need a DVI-D Dual-Link digital cable. However, both ends of that cable are the 24pin plus blade pin and my source (graphics card) is a DVI-I Dual link. So, would I not need one end of the DVI-D Dual-link cable to have 24pins plus two pins above and below the blade pin?

Do you offer a laptop hard drive adaptor with gold contacts instead of gold pins? My laptop drive has contacts on a circuit board type connector instead of pins that plug into a cable connector.