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Greezie buy a new DVI cable. Don't use any converter to connect the DVI cable on your GPU/monitor. Plug it in directly.

Alright, should I buy this one?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-8m-DVI-I-to ... 4cf2c288dd

First show us a picture of what Auto asked for please.

SAAN CHIPS wrote:

AutoMativeX wrote:

Just to be sure, can you post a picture of the back of your computer as it is right now (with all the cables still plugged in and everything)?

Greezie wrote:

Alright, should I buy this one?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-8m-DVI-I-to ... 4cf2c288dd

No, both sides of it must be the same. The picture shows that the cable is DVI-VGA.
You need something like this:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/DVI-I-Cable-Mal ... B000Q6JQVM

your monitor supports dvi ?

First of all don't straight buy the cable make sure if your -
Monitor supports DVI-I or DVI-D
GPU supports DVI-I or DVI-D

And keep in mind you can plug DVI-I male to DVI-D female but not vice versa.

There is not really big difference between DVI-I or DVI-D just DVI-D supports bigger resolution while DVI-I supports only 1920x1080 max.


And there we go you have to decide whether buy DVI-I or DVI-D - I suggest you to buy DVI-I cheaper and fits to every DVI slot even dual link.
Besides that if your monitor is older and got VGA then just buy VGA to DVI-I cable that means you plug VGA to monitor and DVI-I to videocard.

I had received an email today from the person who I purchased the GPU from, He said, "He has had it tested by a specialist and there isn't any faulty with it and it's working perfectly on his screen monitor. He told me to buy new VGA/DVI cables and try it again. So does anyone have any solutions?

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Pretty sure Revelation just posted your solution, you should read that.

Please show us a picture of the back of your computer and the back of your monitor. (Showing connections)