ARENTI
ARENTI VHDCI 68Pin Male to 4-Port DVI-D 24+1 Female Splitter Cable 2 in 1 accessory
Connects a graphics card with a 68-pin VHDCI output to four DVI-D 24+1 monitors for multi-screen setups
- Connect up to four monitors from one VHDCI port
- Metal-cased VHDCI 68Pin male connector ensures secure fit
- Four DVI-D 24+1 female ports accept standard DVI cables
- Designed for multi-screen graphics cards with VHDCI output
- Enables simultaneous quad-display signal distribution
VHDCI 68-pin to four DVI-D ports
This ARENTI splitter cable converts a single VHDCI 68-pin male connector into four DVI-D 24+1 female ports. It links a multi-screen graphics card with a VHDCI output to up to four monitors. Each DVI-D port requires a separate DVI-D male-to-male cable to complete the connection to a display.
For multi-display workstations only
Suits builders whose graphics card has a VHDCI female socket and supports driving four screens simultaneously. Not for cards that lack a VHDCI output or do not support quad-head operation. Not for monitors without DVI inputs or for single-display setups.
VHDCI female socket required on the card
The graphics card must present a VHDCI female interface that carries four independent display signals. Without that specific socket and multi-head support, the cable cannot function as intended.
Highlights
- Connect up to four monitors from one VHDCI port
- Metal-cased VHDCI 68Pin male connector ensures secure fit
- Four DVI-D 24+1 female ports accept standard DVI cables
- Designed for multi-screen graphics cards with VHDCI output
- Enables simultaneous quad-display signal distribution
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the metal-cased VHDCI 68Pin male connector need replacement after repeated insertions?
The metal-cased VHDCI 68Pin male connector is built for durability; replacement is only needed if physical damage occurs to the pins or housing.
What limits the number of monitors I can drive simultaneously with this splitter?
The splitter provides four DVI-D 24+1 female ports, so the hard limit is four displays, provided the graphics card supports that many outputs.
Does the cable generate noticeable heat or draw extra power when all four displays run all day?
As a passive breakout cable with no active electronics, it produces no measurable heat and draws no additional power beyond the graphics card's normal signal output.
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