Why is it that for years even midrange graphics cards, not just high end/enthusiast cards, only have DVI Ports as their primary output (not counting S-Video/HDMI/AV) but a large majority of LCD screens still only have VGA D-Sub output?
Even the ones that do have DVI usually don't come with a cable for it, unless you buy an expensive one.
[QUOTE=AugustBurnsRed;19433376]Why is it that for years even midrange graphics cards, not just high end/enthusiast cards, only have DVI Ports as their primary output (not counting S-Video/HDMI/AV) but a large majority of LCD screens still only have VGA D-Sub output?
Even the ones that do have DVI usually don't come with a cable for it, unless you buy an expensive one.[/QUOTE]
I've only seen very low end LCD monitors supporting VGA. It's most likely cheaper.
The DVI ports are backwards compatible and almost every video card will come with a DVI to VGA adapter. As for monitors, every one that I've seen that is bigger than 17" has DVI input and came with a DVI cable.
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