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Ruth's sister DMS-59 59Pin DVI Male to VGA Female Y Splitter internal power cable

SKU CH-6ZDG-RZ13V

Connects a 59-pin DMS-59 DVI output to a single VGA monitor with a short Y-splitter cable

  • Connect one monitor via DMS-59 to VGA
  • 59-pin DVI male plug fits DMS-59 ports
  • Short Y-splitter cable reduces internal clutter
  • Brand-new condition ensures reliable video signal

DMS-59 to VGA video splitter

This short adapter converts a single 59-pin DMS-59 DVI output into one VGA female port. It connects one computer to one monitor using the legacy DMS-59 interface found on certain professional graphics cards. The Y-splitter format provides a direct passive link without active signal conversion.

Compact internal cable build

The short cable length reduces clutter inside workstations or rackmount chassis where space is tight. Male DMS-59 and female VGA connectors are moulded for secure seating during installation and long-term vibration resistance. Passive wiring means no external power is required for operation.

Highlights

  • Connect one monitor via DMS-59 to VGA
  • 59-pin DVI male plug fits DMS-59 ports
  • Short Y-splitter cable reduces internal clutter
  • Brand-new condition ensures reliable video signal

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the DMS-59 connector carry one VGA signal or two?

The splitter provides a single VGA output from the DMS-59 port, so one monitor is supported per cable.

What clearance does the short cable need behind the bracket?

The short Y-splitter design keeps the VGA socket close to the card bracket, fitting tight rear-panel spaces.

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