Plugable Technologies Mini DisplayPort to DVI Adapter (Driverless Supports Mac Windows Linux Systems and Dis (Thunderbolt 2)
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Plugable Technologies Mini DisplayPort (Thunderbolt 2) to DVI Adapter MDPM-DVIF | £17.68 |  | |||
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Plugable Technologies Mini DisplayPort (Thunderbolt 2) to DVI Adapter (Driverless Supports Mac Windows Linux Systems and Dis | £19.09 |  | |||
Plugable's Mini DisplayPort to DVI passive adapter (MDPM-DVIF) allows you to connect from a Thunderbolt 2 or Mini Dual-Mode DisplayPort (DP++) output on your laptop desktop or tablet to virtually any DVI-enabled display.
Passive adapters rely on the DisplayPort output of the host system to provide the necessary signaling to support an DVI display.
The adapter supports resolutions up to 1920x1200 @ 60Hz refresh rate.
Are you wondering if your DisplayPort output supports DP++? These ports are often noted with a DP++ symbol next to the port itself. If you may be unsure if your DisplayPort port is DP++ capable please check with your system manufacturer.
Passive adapters rely on the DisplayPort output of the host system to provide the necessary signaling to support an DVI display.
The adapter supports resolutions up to 1920x1200 @ 60Hz refresh rate.
Are you wondering if your DisplayPort output supports DP++? These ports are often noted with a DP++ symbol next to the port itself. If you may be unsure if your DisplayPort port is DP++ capable please check with your system manufacturer.
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