Vszerda DMS-59Pin to 2 VGA Splitter Cable

What this cable does

The Vszerda DMS-59Pin to 2 VGA splitter cable connects a graphics card with a DMS-59 output to two standard VGA monitors simultaneously. It carries analogue RGB signals through a 59-pin male connector that splits into two 15-pin female VGA ports. The 0.2 foot length keeps the signal path short for desktop workstations or legacy multi-display deployments. Copper conductors and a shock-resistant jacket protect the link during routine handling.

Signal behaviour over distance

Because the cable is only 0.2 feet long, attenuation and crosstalk remain negligible even when both VGA outputs drive separate displays at their native resolutions. The copper conductors maintain consistent impedance across the short run, so image quality does not degrade under sustained use the way longer analogue cables can. No active electronics are present, so the splitter adds no latency and draws no external power. The passive design means performance scales directly with the source card’s own DAC capability.

Check your card and monitors first

Verify that your graphics card exposes a genuine DMS-59 port and not a similar-looking DVI or HDMI connector, as the pinout is unique to DMS-59. Both attached monitors must accept a standard 15-pin VGA input; the cable does not convert to DVI, HDMI or DisplayPort. Ensure the operating system and driver support dual independent displays from the single DMS-59 output, since some older cards mirror rather than extend across the two VGA heads. No software, drivers or additional hardware are included in the package.