VGA to DB9 to RS232, will this work?

[jinchuriki]

Hello, I need to add a serial port and I don't have 10 pin IDC in my motherboard, USB to RS232 is not working properly so its not an option here. Will VGA to DB9 cable work?

Something similar to this for example: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/CAA-New-1-3M-51-Light-Gray-1-3m-VGA-Hd15-Male-to-Db9-Pin-Male/32710709557.html? then connect the RS232 cable. Will this work? If not, why not? Any other alternatives? I'll say again, I don't have 10 pin IDC in my motherboard(Gigabyte GA-B75M-D2V), and USB to RS232 is not an option. Thanks.

 

[audiospecaccts]

use a rs232 PCIe expansion card.

 

[jinchuriki]

use a rs232 PCIe expansion card.

Cheapest I found was around 10$ including shipping, **** I'll pay 10$ for this shit.

 

[kraelic]

I had several usb to serial adapters until I found a good one. Absolutely need a usb to serial FTDI, earlier cheap ones always died with a new windows, xp one died when plugged to a vista, vista one died when plugged into a 7, skipped 8, and windows 10 killed the one that worked in 7. There were a bunch of bootleg chips that kept getting fried in a new OS, This FTDI one has worked in everything so far.

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812156039 with hex nuts like on the back of an older pc
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812156041 with thumb screws to connect to devices

 

[jinchuriki]

I had several usb to serial adapters until I found a good one. Absolutely need a usb to serial FTDI, earlier cheap ones always died with a new windows, xp one died when plugged to a vista, vista one died when plugged into a 7, skipped 8, and windows 10 killed the one that worked in 7. There were a bunch of bootleg chips that kept getting fried in a new OS, This FTDI one has worked in everything so far.

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812156039 with hex nuts like on the back of an older pc
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812156041 with thumb screws to connect to devices

I know about FTDI, but again, not gonna pay 20$ for this :\