NVIDIA graphics card with DVI-D port

[bitfenix]

Hi

Im looking for a NVIDIA graphics card on this site with a DVI-D port.

I currently have a 2048MB ATI Radeon RX 460 Graphics (Gigabyte) card.

Thanks.

 

[LePhuronn]

They all have DVI-D ports, except the Founders Edition 1080 Ti

 

[bitfenix]

All the cards ive been looking at have DL-DVI.

 

[ubersonic]

All the cards i've been looking at have DL-DVI.

You can plug an SL DVI-D cable into a DL DVI-D port, they're backwards compatible.

 

[bitfenix]

You can plug an SL DVI-D cable into a DL DVI-D port, they're backwards compatible.

Thanks a lot ubersonic where could I buy SL DVI-D cable?

 

[ubersonic]

Thanks a lot ubersonic where could I buy SL DVI-D cable?

Er.

You should have one already if you were using a DVI cable to connect your RX460 to your monitor (it may even be a dual link cable).

*EDIT*

Just so we can both be clear about what we're saying here, below is the two main types of DVI connector found on graphics cards today:

The top is DVI-D (DL) which is found on new graphics cards, it only outputs digital signals, the bottom is the DVI-I (DL) connector found on older cards which also outputted an analogue signal that allowed the use of DVI to VGA adaptors.

This is what the pins on a DVI to VGA adaptor looked like:

Finally, below is what the really old (10 years plus) Single Link (SL) DVI-D and DVI-I cables look like (the original DVI cables have less bandwidth than the later dual link ones, they won't go above 1080p IIRC)

 

[bitfenix]

I see now that all new monitors come with a DisplayPort which could connect into graphics card.