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    Unhappy screen

    I have recently bought a screen tv and monitor screen with hd ready tv which is 19 inch. The problem is when i connected it to my tower the dvi cable does not fit in to the tower as it is a different shape. i want to know if you can get a different cable that would fit into this and if i can not get i will return the screen.


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    any pics?
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    sounds like your trying to connect the dvi cable to a vga port.

    post a pic so we know for sure.

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    a DVI cable is a DVI cable, theres only 1 type of DVI cable from what iv heard/seen so you must be trying to plug it onto somthing thats not a DVI slot.

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    Theres actually 2 micky dvi-i and dvi-d, iirc.

    What TV is it and what connections does it have? you could use dvi to hdmi, if its a hi def tv
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    you sure your not trying to plug a DVI into a VGA? If you are then you should have got a DVI connecter with the graphics card which fits onto the VGA.

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    Smile screen

    thanks for the help the screen is now working

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    What was the problem, how did you fix it??

    Finger trouble?? Pressing the wrong button or something silly???
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    lol, he forgot to turn the power on

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    Quote Originally Posted by mac124 View Post
    Theres actually 2 micky dvi-i and dvi-d, iirc.
    Yep, this is true. And they use different sockets too. They look the same, but they actually have different numbers of pins/sticky out bits.

    I think it works something like:

    DVI-D has less pins as it can only handle a digital signal.
    DVI-I can handle both the DVI-A and DVI-D, (both analogue and digital signals) and has more pins.
    (DVI-A is basically RGBHV (analogue) signal using a DVI connector)


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    i always that DVI-D was another word for VGA?
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    No totally different :sad:
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    Yeah, DVI-D is a purely digital signal.. DVI-I carries both the digital and analogue signal (which is basically the same as VGA)


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    Quote Originally Posted by Aaron View Post
    Yeah, DVI-D is a purely digital signal.. DVI-I carries both the digital and analogue signal (which is basically the same as VGA)
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    hm?


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