Jewvidia fucked me over by removing analog support from their cards. Got my 960 replaced for a 1060 that had no fucking DVI-I and now i have to use some chink adapter for my shitty VGA monitor.
The issue is that the signal goes out whenever it finds some random picture on Sup Forums or other random shit from other sites, and if i minimize the window it turns on again. Is the chink adapter faulty or do i need to configure HDMI somehow?
Asher Jackson
Get a new monitor, jesus.
Ryan Jenkins
>analog in 2017
Samuel Sullivan
But this one works fine.
Jesus, it's having seizures just from this fucking thread.
How do i figure if its the VGA cable, the adapter or the monitor itself?
Bentley Scott
In the OP you listed a bunch of reasons why it didn't work fine. Join the 21st century to fix your problems.
Alexander Cruz
His monitor's fine, his GPU's the issue. DVI-D was a mistake.
Mason Wilson
>Expecting chinkshit to actually work Ohh boy doggy this one's a big doozy folks How old is your shit-ass monitor anyway? It can't be worth keeping if all it's got is VGA.
Austin Martinez
>Jewvidia fucked me over by removing analog support from their cards
Just how long must we support dead standards ? let's bring back AGP , ISA and serial connections as well !
Matthew Brooks
>my shitty VGA monitor >shitty You already admitted which part of your system is shitty.
Liam Perry
RS-232 never went anywhere, in fact there's a pretty good chance your motherboard has a header for it.
Nicholas Powell
No, his GPU is fine, his monitor is the issue. If I have a Commodore 64 that 'still works' I can't call everything else not compatible with it the source of the problem you dumb cunt.
Get a new monitor you stupid twat of an OP.
Juan Green
Eat a dick, the GPU's a piece of shit because of DVI-D
Jaxon Carter
>Get a new monitor you stupid twat of an OP. seriously
Stop being retarded.
Why the fuck do you want to cuck yourself with such a low resolution anyway.
Kayden Jenkins
>Jewvidia
AMDpoo did the same with their 4xx series.
Time to adapt to the new technologies grandpa
Isaac Wright
>DVI to vga
>HDMI to vga
is there any difference?
Ian Jackson
Yes, some DVI ports and cables are backwards compatible with VGA. HDMI is not the same and in most cases won't work even with a special HDMI to VGA cable.
Zachary Brown
I bought 5 of these 'shitty chink adapters' off of Ali for $3 each and they all work fine. Either OP got chinked and his is broken, or OP's monitor is shitty. I'd say the latter.
see pic
Jaxson Price
I had your problem and everything is fine now For your DVI-I or VGA buy an ACTIVE Displayport adapter Don't buy HDMI is useless on that case So far no problems on Displayport don't forget to update your mainboard bios to the latest
Robert Reyes
>the issue is (...) No the issue is you're still using a VGA piece of crap.
Eli Gonzalez
if someone blow up ur car and I tell u to get a new car what would u feel nigga ?
Carter Martin
I too, am disappointing that nvidya doesn't support outdated video outputs like component or S-video on their modern hardware.
Angel Reed
You fucking faggots, whats wrong with VGA? I bought the monitor about five years ago and everything would be fine if instead of the shit DVI-D they put the four fucking pins to not have my shit fucking up.
Tell me then, whats goes so wrong in throwing in DVI-I instead of D? Why the fuck would someone put HDMI and DVI D, both digital signals, at the same fucking time.
Long enough so all the shit that used the dead format are actually dead. Bullshit programmed obsolescence.
Juan Turner
>whats wrong with VGA? Even with high quality analog signal and redundantly shielded cables, it still looks like shit compared to digital signal.
Mason Howard
> by removing analog support Only a VGA port, analog signal is still supported through Displayport. > HDMI It does not support analog signal, you dun goofed. Buy a proper DP to VGA passive adapter.
Jose Rogers
> in throwing in DVI-I instead of D? It's the other way around, I believe "D" stands for "Digital".
Caleb Cooper
That's what he said. He's asking if there's any reason legitimate reason to use DVI-D over DVI-I
Jason Ross
>analog signal is still supported through Displayport what?
Blake Mitchell
DP sends both analog and digital signals which makes passive DP to VGA adapters possible.
Julian Parker
According to Wikipedia both dual-link DVI and VGA need active adapters.
Angel Wilson
>Upgrading from a 960 to a 1060 Why?
Grayson Cooper
More like if someone made a new program and you can't run it because you won't upgrade from Windows XP
Grayson Scott
I'd still get a new car.
Nathaniel Russell
Software upgrades don't cost money.
Henry Sullivan
If the software is free or you acquire it illegally, sure. You can acquire monitors illegally too if that's your thing.
Jose Gray
Well yeah but illegally acquiring Windows doesn't get you a criminal record.
Samuel Gonzalez
replacement, not upgrade.
Brandon Lopez
Needing to put analog buffer on the card.
Alexander Thomas
You can go to a Goodwill electronics store right now and pick up a monitor with Displayport output for $20~$30. They'll even let you test it there on site before you buy it.
Thomas Ramirez
>monitor with video out Why?
Jace Sullivan
Why did you buy a 1060 before making sure it had what you needed?
Matthew Murphy
As i said, i bought a 960 with DVI-I, the fan was faulty so the store replaced it with a 1060 with no fucking analog output.
Ian Brooks
$10 passive adapter is fine, I use a three-display setup with two DP to VGA adapters. All three of them are FullHD.
Nathaniel Roberts
use a vga to display-port adapter, it can accept the analog signal
Cameron Morris
Monitor: About $100-200 for a really nice one Car: $12,780 Nissan Versa S Sedan
You're a fucking moron. Monitors are cheap.
Sebastian Walker
Nvidia doesn't work with the true master race of FW900 owners.
Michael Price
>Jewvidia fucked me over because I'm too retarded to check what outputs their card has
Gabriel Wilson
>white ppl problem
Austin Nelson
>bought a quality converter >works fine with my AMD
CRT and AMD master race.
Elijah Barnes
Read the fucking thread.
David Morris
Nope, my rx480 came with a DVI connector and a DVI to VGA adaptor. Try harder shill.
Carter Sanchez
There's DVI-A, DVI-I and DVI-D. Until a while all cards had DVI-I so it was compatible with a VGA adapter and no further issue, but for anything to work these days you need an active converter, and mine fucks up sometimes.