Which adapter do I need to use my RX 580 with a VGA monitor?

[aledronoto6]

Hello everybody.
Yesterday, I found an old VGA monitor (Samsung S19D300NY) on my parents' house, and I thought that using dual monitor is a good idea, (while I'm selling the monitors and an old Lenovo computer, so I can get a good 1080p FreeSync monitor), so I brought it to my home, and installed it next to my Lenovo D185wa, which is connected to my rx580 with an adapter going from DVI-D(monitor) to HDMI (Graphics card). So now I want to connect the Samsung one, but I don't know how to do it, since the rx580 doesn't have a VGA port, instead, it has one DVI-d and 3 DisplayPort connectors, so I looked over the internet for a DVI-D to VGA adapter, but it is very expensive (at least the ones that are active), so I searched if DisplayPort-VGA adapters exist, and they do, and they are available in two different ways, "cable ones" and "brick ones"(I hope you can understand this) and I don't know what to but, so, What are your recommendations? Have you ever bought an adapter from DisplayPort to VGA? Are they good?
PS: I accept recommendations for a new monitor too (to pair with the Rx580) (1080p, FreeSync)
PS2: Sorry if you don't understand some things, my native language is Spanish, feel free of asking what you don't understand.
Thanks for reading.

 

[Darkbreeze]

What country are you in and where can you purchase from?

 

[bskchaos]

how many ports does your rx580 has?

cheapest way, use a dvi cable for your current lenovo monitor and use a cheap hdmi-to-vga adapter for the samsung

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cuantos puertos tiene tu rx580?

lo mas barato, usa un cable dvi en el monitor lenovo y un convertidor hdmi a vga para el samsung

 

[aledronoto6]

I'm from Chile, and I can purchase from my local stores.
I've already specified the number of ports, but, I will specify them again: 1 DVI-D, 1 HDMI 2.0, 3 DisplayPort. Here in Chile, I haven't seen anyone selling a DVI-D cable, so I need another solution.

 

[aledronoto6]

For the sake of the forum, I'm going to use Post reutilizing, I will share another doubt that I have. I want to overclock my i5-750 to 3,8GHz, and I have a perfect guide, an overclocking motherboard, but I'm missing the cooling solution, since I'm using the stock cooler, so at 3.2GHz, I get a maximum of 84C degrees in synthetics, you are probably going to say: "just buy a 212", but I still want to know the best of all worlds, so I'm going to say all the models of CPU cooling solutions that are available, with their retailing price: CM Blizzard T2 (14.80$), CM Hyper H4111R (19.54$), Alseye Aurora 120T (22.06$), CM Hyper H410R (23.17$), CM Hyper T4 (23.67$), bq! Pure Rock Slim (26.65$), DEEPCOOL Ice Edge Mini FS V2.0 (28.13$), Arctic Freezer 12 (32.86$), CM Hyper TX3 (33.90$), Tt Contact Silent 12 (34,25$), Alseye EDDY 120RD (36.86$), CM Hyper 212X (37.01$), RAIJINTEK THEMIS Evo (39.60$) and Arctic Freezer 33 (39.76$). Please consider value-performance, so I can get a better idea of the cooling solutions.

 

[aledronoto6]

Actually, today I went to some stores and I found a DVI-D cable for 9$, so with my HDMI-VGA adapter that I have, I will be perfect.
And about the cooling solution, what do you think?