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 Posted: Thu, 21st Mar 2019 06:34 Post subject: |
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It's not a real adapter, it just rewires analog output from DVI-I (which emits both analog and digital signal on separate pins) into D-Sub pin layout. DVI-D emits digital component only so there is nothing to rewire. You will need a real active digital to analog converter which is a bit more expensive (but not so much, e.g. on Aliexpress).
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Karmeck
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| Posted: Thu, 21st Mar 2019 07:07 Post subject: |
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No hdmi? Did not need an active adapter to convert hdmi - > d-sub.
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| Posted: Thu, 21st Mar 2019 07:52 Post subject: |
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All HDMI to D-Sub converters are active. The converter circuits are very small now and can fit into a larger HDMI male connector chasis, but it's still active real-time conversion of the signal.
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| Posted: Thu, 21st Mar 2019 22:38 Post subject: |
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| Guy_Incognito wrote: | | It's not a real adapter, it just rewires analog output from DVI-I (which emits both analog and digital signal on separate pins) into D-Sub pin layout. DVI-D emits digital component only so there is nothing to rewire. You will need a real active digital to analog converter which is a bit more expensive (but not so much, e.g. on Aliexpress). |
Well that clears it up, thanks. I saw some gameplay videos of the 2200G in action and its GPU capabilities are a tiny bit lower than I hoped. And then there's this little extra cost for an adapter.
Are there any other good APUs? Well, except the 2400G which is a bit better but way more expensive, not worth it.
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