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A DVI splitter Y cable with Molex and DMS-59 connectors for dual-display output
The Dell 0H9361 adapter converts a single DMS-59 output into two DVI connections for multi-display server setups. It ships new and weighs 5.1 units. The Y-style cable includes a Molex connector for auxiliary power delivery. Part number 0H9361 identifies this genuine Dell accessory.
Not for systems lacking a DMS-59 video output or installations that require a different video interface such as HDMI or DisplayPort. Buyers needing a single DVI link or a longer cable run should look elsewhere.
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The cable ships with a DMS-59 plug on one end and a Molex power connector already attached, so no extra parts are needed for a standard dual-DVI setup.
Choose the 0H9361 DVI splitter Y cable with Molex DMS-59 connector; it matches the Dell part number 0H9361 and splits one DMS-59 port into two DVI outputs.
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