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Black Box Corporation DVI-I Dual-Link Cable 3.2 ft

SKU CH-E93R-KNR26

DVI-I dual-link cable connects dual-link DVI devices across 3.2 ft

  • DVI-I dual-link cable carries both digital and analogue signals
  • 2 ft length suits short desktop connections
  • Male-to-male connectors link source and display directly
  • Black Box Innovations branding on a new cable

DVI-I Dual-Link Cable, 3.2 ft

This DVI-I dual-link cable carries both digital and analogue signals through a single male-to-male connection. At 3.2 ft it suits short runs between a graphics card and a monitor. The dual-link bandwidth supports higher resolutions than single-link alternatives. Construction follows the DVI-I pinout for broad device compatibility.

For compact desktop links needing dual-link

Buyers needing longer reach between devices should consider a different length. Installations requiring DisplayPort, HDMI or VGA connectors are not served by this cable. Systems limited to single-link DVI ports will not gain the extra bandwidth this cable provides.

Highlights

  • DVI-I dual-link cable carries both digital and analogue signals
  • 2 ft length suits short desktop connections
  • Male-to-male connectors link source and display directly
  • Black Box Innovations branding on a new cable

Specifications

BrandBlack Box Innovations

Questions about this item

What type of DVI port must my graphics card and monitor have for this DVI-I dual-link cable to work?

Both devices need a DVI-I port that accepts dual-link signals, which carries both digital and analogue pins.

Will this cable work if I keep an older monitor that only has a single-link DVI-D input?

Yes, the dual-link connector is backward compatible and will transmit a single-link signal to the older monitor.

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