A DVI (Digital Visual Interface) cable is a digital video connection commonly used to transmit high-quality video signals between computers, monitors, and other display devices. DVI-D cables are the most common, providing a pure digital signal suitable for high-resolution displays up to 2560x1600 pixels at 60Hz refresh rate. They are widely used in graphics-intensive applications such as gaming, digital content creation, and professional graphics workstations where maintaining high visual fidelity is crucial.
DVI-I cables support both digital and analog signals, making them versatile for connecting older VGA monitors or projectors to digital devices. DVI cables are known for their reliable transmission quality and compatibility with a wide range of devices, though they are gradually being replaced by newer digital standards like HDMI and DisplayPort, especially for consumer electronics and modern display technologies.
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