LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD DVI-I to DVI-I and VGA Y Splitter Cable 10in 25cm
DVI-I male to DVI-I and VGA female Y splitter cable, 10in length, single active output only
- Connects DVI-I and VGA displays from one port
- 10 inch length keeps desk cabling tidy
- Replaces Wyse 920302-02L splitter cable directly
- Works with Dell OptiPlex GX620 and SC280
- Single active output matches video-card capability
Splitter cable for legacy Dell systems
This Y-splitter cable connects a single DVI-I output to either a DVI-I or VGA display. It suits maintainers of Dell OptiPlex GX620 and SC280 desktops who need a direct replacement for the Wyse 920302-02L cable. The 25 cm length keeps routing tidy inside compact chassis. Only one output can be active at a time.
Passive wiring runs cool and silent
The cable uses passive copper conductors with no active electronics, so it adds no heat or noise to the system. Power draw is limited to the signalling current supplied by the graphics port. Gold-plated contacts on the 24+5 DVI-I male and both female ends resist oxidation in long-term service.
Replaces proprietary Wyse cable
The pin-out matches the Wyse 920302-02L splitter, restoring dual-display capability on supported Dell workstations. Simultaneous use of both outputs requires a graphics card that can drive digital and analogue signals together; otherwise the cable simply lets you switch between monitors without unplugging.
Highlights
- Connects DVI-I and VGA displays from one port
- 10 inch length keeps desk cabling tidy
- Replaces Wyse 920302-02L splitter cable directly
- Works with Dell OptiPlex GX620 and SC280
- Single active output matches video-card capability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the 25 cm LORDWORLD DVI-I splitter to my Dell OptiPlex GX620 without losing the signal?
Plug the DVI-I (24+5) male end into the graphics port, then attach either the DVI-I female or the VGA HD15 female — only one divider line works at a time, so leave the other unconnected.
What part of this Y-cable wears out first if I swap monitors daily?
The DVI-I (24+5) male pins and the VGA HD15 female sockets see the most insertions; the 10-inch cable jacket itself is not rated for repeated tight bends.
At what point does the 25 cm length stop supporting a clean dual-display clone?
The splitter is passive, so signal integrity depends entirely on the source card; if the GPU cannot drive both a digital and an analog monitor simultaneously, only one display will work regardless of cable length.
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