DVI-I M/M DUAL LINK DIGITAL/ANALOG VIDEO CABLE

Supports digital & analog displays; digital transmission up to 9.9Gbps

Product Features

Digital Visual Interface (DVI) is the standard interface for a high-performance connection between PCs and flat panel displays, digital CRT displays, projectors, and HDTV. DVI Dual-Link Digital/Analog Video Cables deliver the high-performance, high-bandwidth interface needed for video displays of today while leaving headroom for the products of tomorrow. These precision-engineered cables are fully compliant with the DVI standard defined by DDWG (Digital Display Working Group). The DVD-D dual link configuration provides enough bandwidth for resolutions up to 2048 x 1536 and allows high speed digital transmission up to 9.9 Gbps. Connectors: DVI-I 29-pin Male to DVI-I 29-pin Male Dual link digital signaling allows for high speed transmission up to 9.9Gbps Three analog 30awg coaxial lines allow for high speed analog transmission Each coax line is individually wrapped in foam-polyolefin insulation and overwrapped with a braided tinned copper shield 28AWG copper conductors are individually insulated in hard-density polypropylene to minimize crosstalk, ensuring high-speed, error-free transmission Shielded undermold protects against unwanted EMI/RFI interference Gold-plated contacts provide full conductivity with no data loss Supports hot plugging of DVI display devices PC and Mac compatible Resolutions up to 2048 x 1536 Supports digital and analog signals Compatible with flat panel displays, digital CRT displays, projectors, and HDTV Meets DVI DDWG Standard

DVI Cabling Explained

There are three types of standards you will see in DVI cables as well as many types of cross over adapter cables. It's important to know how each works and which ones are needed for what you want.

• DVI-I - DVI Integrated (Digital and Analog in One Format)
  
  DVI-I is the most popularly used DVI connection. Any video card out there that does support DVI will more often than not have a DVI-I connection on it. It supports both analog signals and digital signals in one cable. It means that if you have a DVI-I port on your video card your fine hooking up most DVI-D or DVI-A devices without needing a separate adapter. Click Here for a DVI-I Cable

• DVI-D - DVI Digital (True Digital)
  
  DVI-D is a direct digital connection between your video card and your monitor. This type of connection provides a fast transfer rate, high quality image and no quality loss due to the fact that all signals from PC's are purely digital; no digital-analog-digital conversion is needed. Unfortunately, due to the lack in conformity by the monitor and video card industry, this standard is not usually seen in either piece of hardware. (Of the two it's slightly more common on monitors) Click Here for a DVI-D Cable

• DVI-A - DVI Analog (High-Resolution Analog)
  
  This format is used to carry a DVI signal to an analog display. This format is also used to carry a DVI signal to some HDTV's. Some image quality is lost of course due to the conversion process, but the format transmits a picture of higher quality than standard VGA formats. Tthis format is virtually obsolete. We have seen cables for this standard, but no equipment that actually supports it. Click Here for a DVI-A to VGA Cable

Note: None of these cables can be interchanged with other cables. A DVI-D cable cannot be placed on an analog system nor can a DVI-A cable be placed on a digital system. The standards can not be mixed. A DVI-I port however can accept another DVI-I, DVI-D or DVI-A cable

DVI-I M/M Single Link DIGITAL/ANALOG Video Cable
Supports digital & analog displays; digital transmission up to 4.95Gbps

9in LFH-59 (DMS-59) Male to 2 DVI-I Female Cable
Your hard to find Nvidia/PNY/Matrox graphics card connections!

Product Features

Connect your nVIDIA Quadro, PNY, or Matrox multiple display graphics cards with Show Me Cable's LFH 59 cables. Many high-end work stations utilize multiple display graphics cards that only have a single LFH 59 or LFH 60 (also known as DMS 59 and DMS 60) connections. A break out cable is necessary to convert this single connection into two more common monitor interfaces such as DVI or VGA. Show Me Cables offers three variations to meet your needs. Choose from LFH 59 to 2x DVI-I, LFH 59 to 2x VGA, or LFH 59 to 1 DVI-I and 1 VGA. *The only difference between the LFH/DMS 59 and LFH/DMS 60 connectors is pin 58 is not populated on the LFH/DMS 59; pin 58 is not used on the LFH/DMS 60 so our LFH/DMS 59 cables will work for your LFH/DMS 60 applications. Connectors: LFH/DMS 59 to 2x DVI-I Connects a 59/60 pin Graphics card connector to two monitors with DVI-I connectors Common Cards Utilizing This Interface: nVIDIA Quadro, Matrox Qid, and PNY Quadro Common Comparable Cable part numbers: HP- DL139A, PNY- 91004086, Matrox- LFH60 DDVI-E/16029-0 Gold-plated contacts provide full conductivity with no data loss PC and Mac compatible Compatible with Flat Panel Displays, Digital CRT Displays, Projectors

9in LFH-59 (DMS-59) Male to DVI-I Female and VGA Female Cable
Your hard to find Nvidia/PNY/Matrox graphics card connections!

Product Features

Connect your nVIDIA Quadro, PNY, or Matrox multiple display graphics cards with Show Me Cable's LFH 59 cables. Many high-end work stations utilize multiple display graphics cards that only have a single LFH 59 or LFH 60 (also known as DMS 59 and DMS 60) connections. A break out cable is necessary to convert this single connection into two more common monitor interfaces such as DVI or VGA. Show Me Cables offers three variations to meet your needs. Choose from LFH 59 to 2x DVI-I, LFH 59 to 2x VGA, or LFH 59 to 1 DVI-I and 1 VGA. *The only difference between the LFH/DMS 59 and LFH/DMS 60 connectors is pin 58 is not populated on the LFH/DMS 59; pin 58 is not used on the LFH/DMS 60 so our LFH/DMS 59 cables will work for your LFH/DMS 60 applications. Connectors: LFH/DMS 59 Male to 1 DVI-I Female and 1VGA Female Connects a 59/60 pin Graphics card connector to a monitor with a DVI-I connector and a monitor with a VGA connector Common Cards Utilizing This Interface: nVIDIA Quadro, Matrox Qid, and PNY Quadro Common Comparable Cable part numbers: HP- DL139A, PNY- 91004086, Matrox- LFH60 DDVI-E/16029-0 Gold-plated contacts provide full conductivity with no data loss PC and Mac compatible Compatible with Flat Panel Displays, Digital CRT Displays, and Projectors

HDMI Female to DVI-D Male Adapter

• Connects a DVI-D or DVI-I digital display to a device with an HDMI display output
• Allows HDMI Type A cables to be connected to a device with a DVI-D or DVI-I input
• Supports digital signals only
• Connectors: HDMI Type A Female to DVI-D Single Link Male

9in LFH-59 (DMS-59) Male to 2 VGA Female Cable
Your hard to find Nvidia/PNY/Matrox graphics card connections!

Equivalent to Dell p/n G9438

Product Features

Connect your nVIDIA Quadro, PNY, or Matrox multiple display graphics cards with Show Me Cable's LFH 59 cables. Many high-end work stations utilize multiple display graphics cards that only have a single LFH 59 or LFH 60 (also known as DMS 59 and DMS 60) connections. A break out cable is necessary to convert this single connection into two more common monitor interfaces such as DVI or VGA. Show Me Cables offers three variations to meet your needs. Choose from LFH 59 to 2x DVI-I, LFH 59 to 2x VGA, or LFH 59 to 1 DVI-I and 1 VGA. *The only difference between the LFH/DMS 59 and LFH/DMS 60 connectors is pin 58 is not populated on the LFH/DMS 59; pin 58 is not used on the LFH/DMS 60 so our LFH/DMS 59 cables will work for your LFH/DMS 60 applications. Connectors: LFH/DMS 59 Male to 2x VGA Female Connects a 59/60 pin Graphics card connector to 2 monitors with VGA connectors Common Cards Utilizing This Interface: nVIDIA Quadro, Matrox Qid, and PNY Quadro Common Comparable Cable part numbers: HP- DL139A, PNY- 91004086, Matrox- LFH60 DDVI-E/16029-0 Gold-plated contacts provide full conductivity with no data loss PC and Mac compatible Compatible with Flat Panel Displays, Digital CRT Displays, and Projectors