Laintek
Laintek DVI-I 24+5 Male to 15 Pin VGA Female Adapter
Converts a DVI-I 24+5 male output to a 15 pin VGA female input for monitor or projector use
- Connect VGA monitors to DVI-I video outputs
- 24+5 pin DVI-I male to 15 pin VGA female adapter
- Dual link DVI-I support for compatible displays
- Works with LCD, CRT monitors and projectors
- Simple plug-and-play connection without drivers
DVI-I 24+5 Male to VGA Female Adapter
This Laintek adapter converts a DVI-I output on a graphics card to a standard VGA input on a monitor or projector. It enables legacy displays with only a 15-pin VGA port to function with modern DVI-I sources. The unit is a compact gender changer designed for simple plug-and-play connectivity.
Dual-Link DVI-I 24+5 Pin Connector
The critical specification is the DVI-I 24+5 pin male connector which carries both digital and analogue signals. Only a DVI-I port provides the analogue pins required for this passive conversion to VGA. A DVI-D connector lacks these pins and will not work with this adapter.
Supports Legacy VGA Displays
The adapter comfortably handles standard analogue VGA resolutions for LCD or CRT monitors and projectors. It runs out when the source requires a purely digital DVI-D signal or when the display demands digital-only protocols like HDMI or DisplayPort.
Highlights
- Connect VGA monitors to DVI-I video outputs
- 24+5 pin DVI-I male to 15 pin VGA female adapter
- Dual link DVI-I support for compatible displays
- Works with LCD, CRT monitors and projectors
- Simple plug-and-play connection without drivers
Specifications
| Brand | Laintek |
|---|---|
| Model | 190871677139 |
Questions about this item
What does the 24+5 pin DVI-I connector actually carry to my VGA monitor?
It passes the analog RGB signal from the DVI-I output so a 15-pin VGA display works without a separate graphics card port
Will the dual-link DVI-I interface limit the resolution I can send over VGA?
The adapter only uses the analog pins, so the dual-link digital bandwidth is not used and the VGA cable becomes the limiting factor
How much space does the male DVI-I plug and female VGA socket need behind my PC?
The adapter adds roughly the depth of a standard DVI plug plus the VGA socket, so allow a few centimetres of clearance behind the graphics card
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