InLine DVI-D Cable 24+1 male / male Dual Link 2 ferrite chokes 2m

The InLine DVI-D Cable 24+1 male/male Dual Link (2 m) provides a secure digital connection between graphics cards and DVI-D equipped displays. Designed for high-resolution video transmission, the cable includes two ferrite chokes to reduce electromagnetic interference and maintain stable signal quality. Its dual-link configuration supports higher bandwidth for improved image detail, and the robust black jacket offers durable everyday use.

Advantages

This DVI-D cable delivers reliable digital video with reduced interference thanks to the two ferrite chokes. The dual-link 24+1 connector supports higher resolutions and increased bandwidth compared with single-link DVI, while the 2 m length gives flexible placement between PC and monitor. The cable’s solid construction and standard DVI-D male-to-male connectors ensure compatibility with most monitors, projectors and graphics cards that use DVI-D interfaces.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop graphics cards to DVI-D LCD or plasma monitors
• Linking computers to DVI-enabled projectors
• Home or office setups requiring reliable high-resolution video transmission

Key specifications

• Connector type: DVI-D 24+1 male to DVI-D 24+1 male
• Cable length: 2 m
• Shielding: two ferrite chokes for interference reduction
• Color: black
• Model / MPN: InLine 17772
• EAN: 4043718003129

How to use

Turn off both source and display devices before connecting. Insert each DVI-D male connector into the corresponding DVI-D female port on the graphics card and monitor until the screws align; hand-tighten the connector screws to secure the cable. Power on the devices and configure display settings in the operating system to select the desired resolution and refresh rate supported by your monitor and graphics card.

Recommendations

For optimal signal quality, avoid running the cable parallel to power lines or large electrical equipment. Use the dual-link DVI-D connection when the monitor and graphics card support higher resolutions; otherwise a single-link connection may suffice.