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Yeah it is DVI only, but with Duel SLI do you have to add a cable onto each card?<br />
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So would I be looking for a split DVI to single VGA converter, and will it look rubbish?<br />
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Thanks for your help Jay_Jay70<br />
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Kev<br />

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Yeah it is DVI only, but with Duel SLI do you have to add a cable onto each card?

So would I be looking for a split DVI to single VGA converter, and will it look rubbish?

Thanks for your help Jay_Jay70

Kev


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Thankyou, Thankyou, Thankyou!<br />
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Kev<br />

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Hi Experts,<br />
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I have a new PC coming which has Duel SLI 7800 Nvidia graphics cards - Yea for me!<br />
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Problem is I have an older (but very good!) 21&quot; SVGA Monitor, I want to use this but I am worried it will not connect to the cards<br />
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Is there any way this can work? Or am I doomed to buying a new monitor too?<br />
<br />
Many thanks<br />
<br />
Kevin
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Hi Experts,

I have a new PC coming which has Duel SLI 7800 Nvidia graphics cards - Yea for me!

Problem is I have an older (but very good!) 21" SVGA Monitor, I want to use this but I am worried it will not connect to the cards

Is there any way this can work? Or am I doomed to buying a new monitor too?

Many thanks

Kevin

New PC old Monitor

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