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Fervit USB-C to DVI 1080P 60Hz Cable 1.8m
Connects a USB-C laptop to a DVI monitor at 1920 x 1080 60 Hz, includes a USB 3.1 cable, and supports mirrored or extended displays
- Connects USB-C laptops to DVI monitors at 1920×1080 60 Hz
- Choose mirrored, extended or primary display modes
- Includes an extra USB 3.1 cable for added connectivity
- Works with multi-monitor setups on Mac laptops with USB-C
- One-way adapter: USB-C source to DVI display only
USB-C to DVI 1080P Cable
This Fervit cable connects a USB-C source to a DVI display at up to 1920 x 1080 resolution at 60 Hz. It suits laptop users who need to add an external monitor or projector with a DVI input. The 1.8 m length gives flexibility for desk setups. An extra USB 3.1 cable is included in the package.
Directional design and power
The adapter works only from a USB-C source to a DVI display and cannot operate in reverse. It draws power from the host port so no external supply is required. Mirrored, extended or primary display modes can be selected in the operating system. The cable is intended for typical office and home use.
Sustained 1080P 60 Hz output
Under continuous use the link maintains the maximum 1080P 60 Hz signal without dropouts. The fixed cable construction avoids connector wear from repeated insertion. Mac laptops with USB-C ports can drive multiple monitors through this adapter. Performance remains stable during long sessions.
Highlights
- Connects USB-C laptops to DVI monitors at 1920×1080 60 Hz
- Choose mirrored, extended or primary display modes
- Includes an extra USB 3.1 cable for added connectivity
- Works with multi-monitor setups on Mac laptops with USB-C
- One-way adapter: USB-C source to DVI display only
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the USB-C end to my laptop and the DVI end to my monitor, and what is the common mistake?
Plug the USB-C connector into a laptop port that supports video output and the DVI plug into the monitor; the cable only works from a USB-C source to a DVI display, not the reverse.
What extra part is included that may need replacing if it fails?
An extra USB 3.1 cable accompanies the main cable; if that auxiliary cable is damaged it would need replacement to restore full function.
What resolution and refresh-rate ceiling will I hit first during long sessions?
The maximum supported output is 1920 by 1080 at 60 Hz, so sustained use cannot exceed that limit.
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