Gtx 1080 ti dvi problems.

[Domas123445675641]

Im new to pc building im getting Asus VG248QE for it to use , and there is topic (https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?92761-Vg248qe-gtx-1080-ti-fe ) This is my first PC i just want to know what DVI means and why people has problem with it , please give simple answers.I have evga wtf3 gtx 1080 ti

 

[Barty1884]

I thought I'd answered this earlier?
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3464633/gtx-1080ti-good-monitor.html


Why they have a problem with it? Because the Founders Edition of the 1080TI from nVidia did not have a DVI port on the back of the card (HDMI and DP only).
The "problem" is not really a problem. The monitor and GPU support DisplayPort and HDMI. At the very least, Displayport supports the 144Hz on both the card, and the monitor. HDMI will too, if the monitor supports 2.0 (like the card does). If not, it'll be capped at 120Hz.

Only the Founders edition cards don't have DVI. The AIB partner cards provide DVI-D.

 

[Domas123445675641]

I thought I'd answered this earlier?
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3464633/gtx-1080ti-good-monitor.html


Why they have a problem with it? Because the Founders Edition of the 1080TI from nVidia did not have a DVI port on the back of the card (HDMI and DP only).
The "problem" is not really a problem. The monitor and GPU support DisplayPort and HDMI. At the very least, Displayport supports the 144Hz on both the card, and the monitor. HDMI will too, if the monitor supports 2.0 (like the card does). If not, it'll be capped at 120Hz. Now you gave really really simple answer i understood thank you very much.

Only the Founders edition cards don't have DVI. The AIB partner cards provide DVI-D.

Now your answer is very very simple I understood it now, thank you