[SOLVED] Can i connect my vga monitor to hdmi graphic card

[Harbintatamata]

I would be really glad to hear some responds about this, i do really need some help and i will appreciate it. Im looking to buy a gtx 1660 but the graphic card only have HDMI and DP ports, my monitor only supports VGA adapter. Soo i scrolled down on the internet and i saw that you only need an adapter to connet your vga to hdmi. I looked up in amazon and i thought posting a thread first before buying it.
Will this adapter be useful for me? To connect my VGA monitor with the HDMI Graphiccard (gtx1660) ??!!
-https://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com...sprefix=vga+to+h,electronics,324&sr=1-14&th=1

 

[Cheese Dripper]

Yes that adapter will work just fine, also, did you say the monitor only supports VGA?

 

[Harbintatamata]

Yes that adapter will work just fine, also, did you say the monitor only supports VGA?

I meant, my monitor have one port and its vga, no dvi no hmdi. The monitor only have VGA adapter.

 

[Cheese Dripper]

I meant, my monitor have one port and its vga, no dvi no hmdi. The monitor only have VGA adapter.

Wow only VGA, anyways the adapter with your GTX 1660 will work completely fine.

 

[Harbintatamata]

Wow only VGA, anyways the adapter with your GTX 1660 will work completely fine.

Yeah its an old monitor, thats why. Anyway can i ask you one more question, on the amazon link, the adapter says that (1080p 60hz), what does that mean, because my monitor its 75 hz, if i connect this vga to hdmi adapter i wont be able to play on 75hz?

 

[Harbintatamata]

Please can anyone help me on this one, i would really appreciate it. Im looking further to buy a new gtx 1660 and i will link it with my vga monitor, but to do that i need a vga to hdmi adapter because the graphiccard doesnt have a vga port. But the issue here is that i read the constructions and it says this (1080p 60hz). What does this mean? Because my monitor its 75hz? Does that mean i wont be able to play on 75 hz if i connect my vga monitor to a hdmi graphiccard?

 

[Phaaze88]

It means that's the device's signal limit. I doubt you'll notice the difference between 60 and 75hz anyway, so it's no big loss.