Graphics cards with VGA output

D-Sub (VGA)

— the presence of at least one VGA video connector in the graphics card (however, a larger number is practically never found).

VGA is an analogue video connector originally developed for CRT monitors. Nowadays, it is technically considered obsolete, as it uses an analogue signal type and does not work well with resolutions above 1280x1024. Nevertheless, VGA inputs are still extremely popular in monitors (even in models with a resolution of 1920x1080 and higher), and they are widely used in other video equipment. Therefore, although in modern graphics cards such output is less and less common, it is still very far from complete disappearance.