Unique-Bargains Male DVI-I to Male VGA Adapter Cable 1.45m Conduit

Signal Bridge for Legacy Displays

This conduit cable links a monitor with a 15-pin VGA input to a source providing a DVI-I output. It serves builders maintaining older display hardware or integrating analogue screens into mixed-signal environments. The 1.45m span suits typical desk or rack layouts without excess slack. It addresses the specific need to translate an analogue VGA signal from a DVI-I port.

Moulded Construction and Pin Layout

The assembly weighs 175g and uses a black-and-red jacket over a single-piece conduit. Male connectors on both ends remove the need for a separate gender changer or loose adapter block. The DVI-I plug carries the analogue pins required for VGA conversion, while the VGA end secures with standard thumbscrews. This one-piece build reduces strain on panel ports during routine cable management.

Verify Port Compatibility Before Purchase

Confirm the source device presents a DVI-I socket with the four analogue pins surrounding the flat blade; a DVI-D-only port will not carry the required signal. The display must accept a standard 15-pin VGA cable. No active electronics are included, so the cable cannot bridge digital-only outputs or convert between differing refresh-rate limits. Buyers needing digital-only DVI-D or HDMI sources should seek an active converter instead.