Graphics cards with DVI-D output

DVI-D

— the presence of at least one DVI-D video connector in the graphics card; often such connectors are installed and more — up to four.

DVI in general is a video interface designed primarily for the digital transmission of video signals to LCD monitors and other similar displays. It has several varieties that differ in signal format; DVI-D is a digital-only variant. It is presented on the market in two versions — Single Link and Dual Link, which differ in bandwidth and, accordingly, in maximum resolution (1920x1200 and 2560x1600, respectively). At the same time, monitors with Single Link input can be connected to Dual Link outputs, but not vice versa; so the specific version of the DVI-D output and compatibility with a particular screen should be specified separately.

Also note that the DVI-D signal format is similar to HDMI, so HDMI devices can also be connected to this output through simple adapters.