cableccDMS-59 Male to DVI 24+5 Female & VGA RG 15pin Female Splitter Extension 15cm

You have to love computers....especially when nobody can agree on what type of connection system to use between the main unit and the monitor. In this case it was a Dell.... had two DisplayPort connectors, one HDMI, and that is it. So when we use dual monitors--- the systems are never configured right I am left to figure it out. I had been using a VGA cable on one with a VGA to HDMI adapter that came with the system and a USB to VGA for the other. It worked, well, most of the time. The monitors simply only had VGA connections. The biggest issue was the HDMI adapter--- if you bumped it at all or it just felt like it, you either lose signal or the more fun part--- it would reboot the entire system for no reason....and then no video until you reboot again.That leads me to these adapters. I bought the two pack and off I went. Arrived the next day and plugged them in...worked like a charm, except I couldn't see my primary monitor--- and then trying to go back with my old adapters was giving the same result. Gotta love Dell for that one. So I left the adapters installed in the DisplayPort ports and did a hard reboot of the system with the power button---- it sorted itself out. All that I had to do was switch the monitors left and right. Once that was done--- they worked great. I do really like two features--- first is the VGA cable actually can screw into the adapter securely. This is a big deal with the rats nest of wires that are under the desk. The second was also just as much of a big deal---- the DisplayPort plug is locking. For some it may not seem like much, but when everything gets pushed, shoved, crammed into corners, and overall simply abused--- it is reassuring to know they cannot be knocked out or pulled out.Overall-- work as expected and needed. Price was great and the issues listed above were the system I was working with, not the adapters....just providing a bit of background for others that may end up in the same boat at some point or another.

Exactly as described, works perfectly with video card.

Worked as intended

Exactly what I needed. However, the material itself is shockingly cheap and feels gross to hold. Similarly, it takes a bit of effort to get it to properly plug into the DMS-59 slot. But once it does, it does work so I can't fault it for that, really. For the price you could do a lot worse with such a niche connection.

The adapter is new in a sealed bag. It works perfectly, no problems. Using an older graphics card which has a 59-pin monitor output. Needed this adapter to connect to a VGA monitor. The 59-pin connector was designed to support two monitors which requires the 59-pin on one end and a short Y-shaped cable with 2 x VGA connectors on the other end. This adapter, however, is simpler and cheaper if you only want to use one monitor. Computer: Lenovo M58 small form factor PC, Radeon HD3450 graphics card.

Bought this for an computer that had one of these old business ports for the video out. I’ve converted the computer into a server so it’s been running for quite a while now and no issues with video!!

It may literally be an adapter, but has no function.I had purchased this to replace my old 'Y Splitter', (which needs another adapter)... but that actually works - this product didn't work, at all

Just what I needed