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Connects a DVI-I 24+5 source to a VGA 15-pin display with a 90° right-angle plug
- Connects DVI-I sources to VGA displays
- 90° right-angle plug fits tight spaces
- Nickel-plated contacts resist corrosion
- 24+5 pin male to 15 pin female interface
- 100% brand-new adapter for reliable conversion
Right-Angle DVI-I to VGA Adapter
This adapter connects a DVI-I 24+5 male source to a 15-pin VGA female display. It suits builders linking legacy monitors or projectors to graphics cards that still carry analogue DVI-I outputs. The right-angle design eases routing in tight chassis or behind desk-mounted screens.
24+5 Pin Analogue Pass-Through
The 24+5 male plug carries the full DVI-I pin set, but only the analogue pins pass through to the VGA socket. Digital-only DVI-D sources will not work, and resolutions above the VGA link capability are not supported. It handles standard analogue video signals without active conversion.
Nickel-Plated Connectors, 90° Profile
Nickel-plated contacts resist oxidation for reliable contact over repeated mating cycles. The 90-degree right-angle hood reduces cable strain and keeps the connector close to the bracket or panel. One piece is supplied, ready for internal or external use.
Highlights
- Connects DVI-I sources to VGA displays
- 90° right-angle plug fits tight spaces
- Nickel-plated contacts resist corrosion
- 24+5 pin male to 15 pin female interface
- 100% brand-new adapter for reliable conversion
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 90° right-angle DVI-I plug clear the tight space beside my existing PCIe cards?
The 90° right-angle design keeps the DVI-I 24+5 male plug close to the chassis, reducing the depth needed behind the motherboard or graphics card bracket.
How can I confirm the VGA output is active after connecting the adapter?
Attach a VGA cable to the 15-pin female socket, power on the system, and verify the display detects a signal at the native resolution of the monitor.
Does the package include a VGA cable or only the nickel-plated adapter?
The box contains one DVI-I 24+5 male to VGA 15-pin female 90° right-angle adapter; a separate VGA cable is required to reach the monitor.
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