active and pasive adapters

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Submitted by Speed Hunter on Tue, 09/07/2010 - 11:28
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what is the difference between them ? , is this a active DP to VGA adapter ? http://www.e-datacomputer.ro/Adaptor_Displayport_tata_la_VGA_15pini_mama__61766.htm? :P

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nice , then i will get the

nice , then i will get the monitors :D

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look at the vid i put up

look at the vid i put up

thanks very much for the

thanks very much for the answer Rodney , but that means its usless to get extra monitors if i cant find an active adapter :/

That's a passive adapter,

That's a passive adapter, since there's no power source required, or at least it appears that way.

Regards, Rodney Reynolds (www.Support3GM.com) www.RodsRig.com


ok , then a single Q , is

ok , then a single Q , is this an active displayport to vga adapter ? :P , i dont want extra useless monitors if i cant do the setup

Yes, that would apply to most

Yes, that would apply to most adapters.

Regards, Rodney Reynolds (www.Support3GM.com) www.RodsRig.com


and that goes for all of them

and that goes for all of them right? , that means the one in the link is not one? ( btw its in english )

Active adapters require a

Active adapters require a power source (USB, AC, etc..) and Passive adapters do not.

Regards, Rodney Reynolds (www.Support3GM.com) www.RodsRig.com