This is one of those "are you sure you are smart enough to operate the computer" questions, but I searched and could not find the answer for it. I figure it is an easy answer to anyone who runs DVI.
I just got Asus N6600GT AGP card which has DVI-I output. My LCD is Viewsonic VX710 which has DVI-D input. So, I got a DVI-I Dual Link cable and hooked them together... and I get nothing. Analog VGA cable works as expected, DVI doesn't.
On my LCD, I have a menu option called Input Select, which can be set to Analog or Digital. Except that if I set Digital, it goes blank screen and then image appears with a little "Analog" box. I figure it tried to go to digital and failed.
So, what do I need to establish DVI connection? Do I need to enable it somehow on video card or does it send the signal to both VGA and DVI automatically? The video card came with no printed manual and the manual on CD is skimpy and says nothing about DVI.
I know a lot of people don't think DVI makes a difference on a 17" LCD, but some people do see a difference, so I want to try it to see which camp I am in. What am I doing wrong?
I just got Asus N6600GT AGP card which has DVI-I output. My LCD is Viewsonic VX710 which has DVI-D input. So, I got a DVI-I Dual Link cable and hooked them together... and I get nothing. Analog VGA cable works as expected, DVI doesn't.
On my LCD, I have a menu option called Input Select, which can be set to Analog or Digital. Except that if I set Digital, it goes blank screen and then image appears with a little "Analog" box. I figure it tried to go to digital and failed.
So, what do I need to establish DVI connection? Do I need to enable it somehow on video card or does it send the signal to both VGA and DVI automatically? The video card came with no printed manual and the manual on CD is skimpy and says nothing about DVI.
I know a lot of people don't think DVI makes a difference on a 17" LCD, but some people do see a difference, so I want to try it to see which camp I am in. What am I doing wrong?