LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD DMS-59 Male to HDMI 1.4 Female Adapter 1080P
Connects a DMS-59 graphics card to an HDMI 1.4 display at 1080P resolution
- Connect DMS-59 graphics cards to HDMI displays
- Supports HDMI 1.4 for 1080P video output
- 59-pin male connector fits all DMS-59 video cards
- 19-pin female port accepts standard HDMI cables
- Single adapter enables dual-monitor expansion setups
LORDWORLD DMS-59 to HDMI Adapter
This adapter converts a DMS-59 male port on a graphics card to a standard HDMI 1.4 female connection. It supports video output up to 1080P resolution. The unit is a passive 19-pin to 59-pin extension adapter designed for PC graphics cards. No software or drivers are included with the package.
For Single HDMI Display Connections
It suits users who need to connect one HDMI monitor to a DMS-59 equipped graphics card. It is not for buyers who need dual independent displays from the single DMS-59 port. It is also not for setups requiring HDMI 2.0 or higher bandwidth for 4K resolutions. Additional cables or adapters are not supplied.
HDMI 1.4 Female Port Limitation
The adapter provides a single HDMI 1.4 female port limited to 1080P video output. This specification determines compatibility with your display and graphics card output requirements. Verify your card has a DMS-59 port before purchase. The package contains one adapter unit only.
Highlights
- Connect DMS-59 graphics cards to HDMI displays
- Supports HDMI 1.4 for 1080P video output
- 59-pin male connector fits all DMS-59 video cards
- 19-pin female port accepts standard HDMI cables
- Single adapter enables dual-monitor expansion setups
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 59-pin DMS-59 male or the 19-pin HDMI 1.4 female side for my graphics card?
The 59-pin DMS-59 male plugs into the graphics card; the 19-pin HDMI 1.4 female accepts a standard HDMI cable.
What does the 1080P rating mean once the adapter is connected to a monitor?
The adapter passes HDMI 1.4 signals up to 1080P resolution; the monitor and graphics card must also support 1080P.
Which HDMI standard does the female port follow, and what does it cap in practice?
The female port follows HDMI 1.4, capping video at 1080P and carrying standard HDMI audio and EDID data.
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