Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA, and DVI as Fast As Possible”.
We all know that for a signal to get from a DVD player, computer game console or other video source to a display, such as a TV or monitor that we need to connect them in some way. But the pros and cons of the various cable standards can be extremely confusing, even for techies, let’s start with good old-fashioned, VGA or d-sub. It’S usually got a blue plug on the cable on stays in place, with screws on either side of the housing around the contact. Pins the advantage of VGA today is that older equipment you encounter like a presentation projector is pretty much guaranteed to work with it, but that’s about it because it’s an analogue standard.
The signal degrades from cable length, wire gauge the conversion to digital, for compatibility with your flat panel display and from your friend leaking into your house to steal all the red M. .