🔌 Gold Plated DisplayPort Adapter Converter - Accessories & Supplies for High-Performance Display Review

I originally bought this cable because it was the cheapest option on Revain, but it's not like you get what you pay for. It fits perfectly on both ends with a nice fit that shows no signs of loosening, the built in screws were the perfect length to hold it in place (compared to some that are too long or two too short, so basically useless) and the color and display on my monitor is fine. I would buy this line again in a heartbeat.

My company edition of the Lattitude E5440 easily recognizes an older Optiquest LCD monitor with a DVI connection via a DisplayPort connector on the port replicator. The image looks stable and is recognized at every start. I got this because I didn't want an unattractive DisplayPort to DVI dongle hanging from the back of my port replicator. The cable is of typical cable quality and should withstand typical monitor cable abuse. Now everyone at work is jealous of my three monitor setup!

Not much to say about them other than they are inexpensive and work as advertised. I bought three of these to connect to EVGA 2080 RTX. The cables they replaced didn't quite match, as the plastic sheathing around the connector interfered with proper cable placement. It took about an hour to diagnose the problem, including updating drivers and all kinds of configurations. In the end, it turned out that the cables were only about a millimeter thinner, so they didn't fit properly. I bought them…

I'm a pair of old (2014) Dell monitors with VGA and DVI inputs - a new (2018) Dell PC with a pair Display ports and a video output VGA. So how do I connect for a dual monitor configuration? These DisplayPort to DVI converter cables are just the thing to make it possible without bulky built-in cable converters. It couldn't be easier to plug and play with, and I can easily reach the monitor's maximum display settings of 1920x1200. Before you buy, remember that they are not bi-directional, which…

This review assumes you want to connect a DVI monitor to a DisplayPort video card, not a DVI video card to a DisplayPort monitor as that is my current configuration. I recently got a new graphics card that only had one DVI output, one HDMI output, and three Displayport outputs. Because of the nature of my work, I have three screens. Two DVI compatible and one HDMI only. I needed to get my 3rd display back and this is exactly what allows me to connect a DVI to DisplayPort monitor to my graphics…

Bought to use an old monitor with my docking station. The display port on the dock worked with a different monitor and cable, and the DVI inputs on the two monitors I tried worked with an HDMI-to-DVI cable. Regardless of the combination and video settings I tried, I couldn't get this cable to work with any monitor. I have to believe the cable is bad because I was able to test all the other inputs and outputs. Unfortunately, I didn't have a chance to test the component before the return window…

I'm a pair of old (2014) Dell monitors with VGA and DVI inputs - a new (2018) Dell PC with a pair of display ports and a VGA -Video output. So how do I connect for a dual monitor configuration? These DisplayPort to DVI converter cables are just the thing to make it possible without bulky built-in cable converters. Plug and play couldn't be easier with them and I can easily reach the monitor's maximum display settings of 1920 x 1200. Before you buy, remember that they are not bi-directional…

This review assumes you want to connect a DVI monitor to a DisplayPort graphics card, not a DVI graphics card to a DisplayPort monitor as that is my current configuration. I recently got a new graphics card that only had a DVI. output, one HDMI output and three Displayport outputs. Because of the nature of my work, I have three screens. Two DVI compatible and one HDMI only. I needed to get my third display back and this is exactly what allows me to connect a DVI to DisplayPort monitor to my…