Reader Mike ordered a new Dell system that came with a 21.5-inch LCD monitor. Although the monitor includes VGA, DVI, and HDMI inputs, it included only a VGA cable–even though the setup ...

My LCD tv has HDMI x 3 and VGA x 1, the pc i have hooked to that has HDMI and VGA. I went with VGA for that. I am not operating optimally, but i didn’t have to buy any new cables, either.

But unlike, say, a VGA cable, which at least stays in place before you start twisting screws, coax cables are a two-hand job, requiring you to hold the cable in place while twisting the outer segment.

VGA was developed in 1987 by IBM. VGA cables have fifteen pins, arranged in rows of five. Three pins of the VGA connection carry red, green and blue color data, respectively.

Misleading cables are nothing new, but new ones are popping up all the time. The folks at Gamers Nexus detail three cables that aren't really what they seem. HDMI to VGA Cables: these cables, on ...

Locate the main cable coming off the splitter and connect it to the VGA port on your computer. Some cables come with screws to secure the attachment and hold it tight. Make sure everything is snug ...

The WUSB to VGA kit consists of a Wireless USB adapter that connects to a Windows PC and a wireless VGA adapter to plug in to a VGA display. You'll still need a VGA cable (not included) to connect ...

I’ve played games over DVI, VGA, SCART, the works. I’ve still got a box in my cupboard with a dusty collection of cables that may or may not be supported by my current hardware selection.

Something, that is, like dual-screw locks on cable connectors. Yes, that sacred locking mechanism of times once past is now with us again, but this time, as Redditor tomyan112 shows us, it's on a ...

The video card's red digital to analog converter output (signal pin 1 and ground pin 6 on a standard 15 pin VGA connector) is used as the RF output. The output power is very low so you will likely ...

But that’s the PC world; what about microcontrollers? Can you coax VGA video from them? Yes, you can , with an ESP32, a handful of resistors, and a little bit of clever programming.