Do I lose quality when splitting one dvi output ?

[rumrunner24]

I have a GEFORCE GTX 770 2GB with Hdmi going to my main monitor and a dvi to vga adaptor going to my second.
I would like to hook a 3rd monitor up, but there's only one dvi and dvi-d output. Can I buy this and run it from the dvi output http://www.walmart.com/ip/Tripp-Lite-P120-001-2-DVI-to-VGA-Splitter-Cable/13212899.

 

[George Mulligan]

The signal will be fine going to two monitors, but splitting it like that will result in monitors 2 and 3 showing the same thing. You'll have to use a third port on your GPU (with an appropriate adapter) to get a 3rd, independent monitor.

 

[Ironsounds]

Hello... VGA is a analog voltage output... Your card is made for multi-Digital voltage signal outputs and Connectors (DVI/HDMI)... typically you will have only one set of analog output Pins available with one of your DVI-I connector.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Visual_Interface if you look at the right side of the Connector pin-out... you will see where they place, the VGA pins ( PINK ), on the DVI-I type connector.
Look at your card connectors and determine the type of connector being used, (DVI-D/DVI-I) and if there is physical pins for an VGA analog connection.

 

[rumrunner24]

Hello... VGA is a analog voltage output... Your card is made for multi-Digital voltage signal outputs and Connectors (DVI/HDMI)... typically you will have only one set of analog output Pins available with one of your DVI-I connector.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Visual_Interface if you look at the right side of the Connector pin-out... you will see where they place, the VGA pins ( PINK ), on the DVI-I type connector.
Look at your card connectors and determine the type of connector being used, (DVI-D/DVI-I) and if there is physical pins for an VGA analog connection.

Thanks. I was trying to use a dvi-d for the third, but Im having trouble finding one at the stores in my area.