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Top Customer Reviews	They work with my QNIX monitors. Poor product support. By Christopher Schneider on November 7, 2015 Style: DisplayPort Verified Purchase After purchasing two StarTech equivalent adapters and not being satisfied with it (One occasionally lost signal, and supported zero OC on my QNIX displays), I returned those and purchased these. First impressions: Much higher quality than the StarTech. Metal casing instead of plastic. Does allow for a bit of OC of my QNIX displays, but I have done very little testing of how high it can go. Just know that you can actually OC, but it won't be as high as plugging directly into a DVI-D port. Now for the problems and why two stars were deducted. 1. On one of the adapters, the monitor does not properly sleep and instead flashes different colors repeatedly. The problem is certainly with one of the adapters, and probably easily fixable with a firmware flash to the same version as the other adapter. (-1 star; redeemable if support can fix the problem) 2. I contacted support with a description of the above problem, even including a video, around 7-8 days ago using the technical support form on their website. No response. (-1 star) I'll be contacting them again using direct e-mail, but the slow/non-existent support is a problem. In the mean time, I simply turn off the monitors manually, but I expect the adapter to properly put the monitor to sleep. -- Updated after using this product for over a year. It's a mixed bag, but I'm not sure if there's anything better, but I haven't researched since I wrote this review. I still have sporadic issues with both adapters I have. As mentioned in my original review, the adapters refuse to let the display go to sleep on occasion and seem to flash different colors in a debug mode. It doesn't seem to have any pattern for when this happens. (I'd love to try to hack into one of these, but not at the risk of a $100 brick.) Playing games will occasionally cause the display hooked up to the adapter to get the signal "crossed." I don't know how else to describe it... It's like vertical hold on old tube TVs, except horizontal. The picture moves to the right, and the part of the picture that was on the right now gets moved to the left side. The only way to solve this is to power cycle the adapter. It makes the display unusable, so I cannot recommend running your primary display on one of these. The only time this problem seems to surface is when I'm running a 3D application. My main monitor is hooked directly to the video card (an EVGA GTX 970) and doesn't ever suffer from this problem. The two other monitors on the left and right are hooked up to this adapter and both occasionally suffer from this problem. On that note, a power cycle fixing it is indicative of a bug in the firmware. But because Accell never responded to my email with a request for updated firmware (no was an acceptable answer, Accell. Better than being ignored) I'll never know if these issues were fixed. Because of zero customer service I'm removing a star in the updated review. Overall recommendation/score from a software developer/gamer using two of these adapters for around 1.5 years: Customer support: 1/5 stars (non-existent) For use on a primary monitor: 1/5 stars (Not 100 percent reliable... Do not recommend at all.) For use on a secondary, non-critical monitor: 3/5 (Occasional power cycling required) Read more Read more	Out the box, THIS ONE WORKS, to drive the Apple 30" Cinema Display from PC. By Doddering Brit on February 10, 2015 Verified Purchase Update: after using it for a week or so I now notice that it has some issues recovering after putting the Apple Cinema Display to sleep. The screen breaks up, or flashes, and won't recover until I unplug/re-plug. Sad because in all other respects it works well. Original report: This works out the box with my Apple 30" Cinema Display. The downside is that it needs a 5V supply which it gets via a separate lead from an adjacent USB port. The good news is that unlike some others, this one works! Before buying this unit, I bought a competitor unit from VisionTek which was a little less expensive. The "VisionTek Active DisplayPort to DL-DVI Adapter Cable for Mac and PC (900639)" did not require the extra USB connection which seemed an attractive feature. Yet I struggled with the VisionTek animal for two days, googling all the frustrated comments by others who have trodden this path; downloading unlikely drivers and stuff from the web. I could not get it to work at full resolution, or even predictably, though it did sputter along at lower resolution OK. Subsequent research showed that the signalling protocol demands some 5V signals, which I suspect this bear of lesser brain could not handle for lack of USB power. So if you want to cut to the chase and get something that really woiks - then avoid my misery, and cough up the extra for this Dell BIZLINK XT625 / CN-0XT625. Read more Read more	This cable is misrepresented as being a dual-link DVI cable ... By Thor Simon on November 3, 2014 Size: 3FT Verified Purchase This cable is misrepresented as being a dual-link DVI cable. In fact, it may have a dual-link connector on the DVI end, but it is NOT A DUAL LINK CABLE as you can clearly see even from the seller's weasel words in the description where they reveal it supports resolutions only up to 1920x1080 -- the maximum for single-link DVI. To actually adapt DisplayPort to dual-link DVI requires active components. This cable DOES NOT have them. If you're looking for full resolution with your dual-link monitor and a computer with a DisplayPort connection, look elsewhere. Read more Read more	Great PASSIVE Adapter - Requires a ++DP Port By wbesack on October 27, 2015 Size: 6 ft Style: DVI (Active) Verified Purchase Great Adapter. Be aware that this is a PASSIVE adapter. To use this, your device will need to have a dual-mode displayport. Your port MUST be labeled with a "++DP". If you do not see the "++", it is not dual-mode. If you only see "DP", you need an active adapter, which will be a little more expensive. See the attached image of the correct symbol you should see to use this adapter. Read more Read more	simply packed, but worked perfect. By Ethan on August 12, 2016 Verified Purchase I ordered this one to connect a old monitor has no DP port as the 2nd monitor to my desktop which has the Geoforce 970 video card. I appreciate the cable length of the adapter, no too short and not too long, just enough. It worked perfect and so far so good. Btw, this is the 2nd time i bought adapter/converters from this seller/brand. Though the product is not packed that beautiful, but they all have very good quality, which could be seen from the short video i took. Read more Read more	Good build quality. Works great on multi-display setups that don't require an active Displayport adapter. By Marshall Carter on January 15, 2015 Verified Purchase This is a great little Displayport to DVI adapter. The build quality is pretty good, definitely better than some of the other adapters you can get for around the same price. I use this primarily for dual-display setups on Lenovo M78 desktops, although I've also used them with other PC's with Displayport, and I've never had any issues. You just plug your DVI LCD into the DVI end and the Displayport into your PC, and you're more or less done. The computer should detect it as soon as you turn it on and then you can adjust the settings from your display settings under the control panel. 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Product description

Style:DisplayPort

Product Description

Accell UltraAV DisplayPort to DVI-D Dual-Link cable adapter enables the connection of your DisplayPort supported computer to a DVI supported monitor or other display. It works with either dual-link or single-link digital DVI connections supporting up to dual-link resolutions. Simply connect the DisplayPort end of the connector to your computer and plug your existing DVI cable from the display into the DVI adapter. The built-in USB cable connects to your PC’s USB port providing power to the cable adapter. Set-up is complete. The circuitry built-into the cable adapter seamlessly converts the DisplayPort’s video signal into a DVI high-resolution digital video signal.

From the Manufacturer

The UltraAV DisplayPort to DVI Dual-Link adapter enables the connection of your DisplayPort supported computer to a DVI Dual-Link supported television, monitor or projector. Simply connect the DisplayPort (male) end of the connector to your computer and plug your existing DVI Dual Link cable from the display into the DVI (female) adapter. Now plug in the USB connector to your computer’s USB port. Setup is complete, there is no software to install. The circuitry built into the adapter seamlessly uses the power from the computer’s USB port for all of its power needs.

Connect a DisplayPort Enabled PC to a DVI Dual-Link Monitor

ATI Eyefinity Multi-Display Validated
This validation is awarded only to those products that have undergone extensive synthetic and real-world testing. This process helps ensure an optimal experience when using ATI Eyefinity Technology.

Fully DisplayPort and DVI Compliant
The DisplayPort to DVI Dual-Link adapter is fully compliant to both DPCP (DisplayPort Content Protection) and HDCP (High-Definition Content Protection) ensuring full compatibility and successful transmission of video content. The adapter supports DVI Dual-Link resolutions of up to 2560x1600 (WQXGA) and all HDTV resolutions including 1080p. The UltraAV DP to DVI Dual-Link adapter supports up to 36-bit color depths delivering the flexibility to meet most display application needs.

The DisplayPort to DVI adapter is ideal for converting an available DisplayPort output to DVI on a video card with only 2 DVI Dual-Link outputs. This application provides 3 DVI Dual-Link outputs for maximizing your field of view across up to three DVI Dual-Link displays, perfect for gaming. Or display three applications simultaneously such as stock quotes, a spread sheet and the internet.

Key Features

Transfers Uncompressed High-Definition Digital Video Signals
Supports DVI Dual-Link Resolutions up to 2560x1600 (WQXGA) and 1080p HDTV’s
Supports up to 36-Bit Color for Billions of Colors
Supports all DVI-D Dual-Link and DVI-D Single-Link Monitors
Engineered for a Fast and Easy Set-up, No Software to Install

What’s in the Box
DisplayPort to DVI Dual-Link Adapter

Product information

Style:DisplayPort

Product Dimensions

10 x 7 x 1 inches

Item Weight

13.4 ounces

Shipping Weight

10.4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)

Manufacturer

Accell

ASIN

B002ISVI3U

Origin

China

Item model number

B087B-002B

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222 customer reviews

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September 14, 2004

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They work with my QNIX monitors. Poor product support.

ByChristopher Schneideron November 7, 2015

Style: DisplayPortVerified Purchase

After purchasing two StarTech equivalent adapters and not being satisfied with it (One occasionally lost signal, and supported zero OC on my QNIX displays), I returned those and purchased these.

First impressions: Much higher quality than the StarTech. Metal casing instead of plastic.

Does allow for a bit of OC of my QNIX displays, but I have done very little testing of how high it can go. Just know that you can actually OC, but it won't be as high as plugging directly into a DVI-D port.

Now for the problems and why two stars were deducted.
1. On one of the adapters, the monitor does not properly sleep and instead flashes different colors repeatedly. The problem is certainly with one of the adapters, and probably easily fixable with a firmware flash to the same version as the other adapter. (-1 star; redeemable if support can fix the problem)
2. I contacted support with a description of the above problem, even including a video, around 7-8 days ago using the technical support form on their website. No response. (-1 star)

I'll be contacting them again using direct e-mail, but the slow/non-existent support is a problem. In the mean time, I simply turn off the monitors manually, but I expect the adapter to properly put the monitor to sleep.

--

Updated after using this product for over a year. It's a mixed bag, but I'm not sure if there's anything better, but I haven't researched since I wrote this review.

I still have sporadic issues with both adapters I have.

As mentioned in my original review, the adapters refuse to let the display go to sleep on occasion and seem to flash different colors in a debug mode. It doesn't seem to have any pattern for when this happens. (I'd love to try to hack into one of these, but not at the risk of a $100 brick.)

Playing games will occasionally cause the display hooked up to the adapter to get the signal "crossed." I don't know how else to describe it... It's like vertical hold on old tube TVs, except horizontal. The picture moves to the right, and the part of the picture that was on the right now gets moved to the left side. The only way to solve this is to power cycle the adapter. It makes the display unusable, so I cannot recommend running your primary display on one of these.

The only time this problem seems to surface is when I'm running a 3D application. My main monitor is hooked directly to the video card (an EVGA GTX 970) and doesn't ever suffer from this problem. The two other monitors on the left and right are hooked up to this adapter and both occasionally suffer from this problem.

On that note, a power cycle fixing it is indicative of a bug in the firmware. But because Accell never responded to my email with a request for updated firmware (no was an acceptable answer, Accell. Better than being ignored) I'll never know if these issues were fixed. Because of zero customer service I'm removing a star in the updated review.

Overall recommendation/score from a software developer/gamer using two of these adapters for around 1.5 years:

Customer support: 1/5 stars (non-existent)
For use on a primary monitor: 1/5 stars (Not 100 percent reliable... Do not recommend at all.)
For use on a secondary, non-critical monitor: 3/5 (Occasional power cycling required)

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Works, and running my QNIX QX2710 at 110 Hz (443 MHz pixel clock)

BySPon April 17, 2017

Style: DisplayPort/MiniDisplayPort 3D SupportVerified Purchase

My new video cards don't have DVI-D, so I had to buy an active adapter to keep using my QNIX QX2710 1440P monitor. I was specifically looking for something that would allow me to keep my 110Hz overclock. Some Googling eventually led me to this unit, with no guarantees of success but some vague indication that if this wouldn't work, probably nothing would.

I'm happy to report that it worked with no frame skipping. Although this adapter is rated for 330MHz pixel clock, it's handling 443MHz pixel clock right now. This could be luck of the draw, and this may impact the lifespan of the adapter. No idea. This is day 1. I'll update in a few months. Wish it were cheaper, but it does what I wanted it to do.

Note I specifically got the "3D capable" model.

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Works with Eyefinity but serious flickering/blinking problem

ByLantana AlTOP 500 REVIEWERon March 9, 2010

Style: DisplayPortVerified Purchase

Finally... an adapter that works with ATI's Eyefinity with 3 monitors plus it does 2560x1600 which I am using on a Dell 30".

Pros:
* Works with 3-monitor ATI Eyefinity (I'm using a Sapphire ATI 5770 card)
* Works at Dual-Link 2560x1600 resolution (using it now)
* Solved my flickering red pixel problem on my Dell 3007WFP-HC (not sure what this was caused by - monitor and/or card incompatibility)
* Truly active adapter (I've bought some that said "active technology" but didn't work with 3-monitor Eyefinity.
* Appears to have high build quality
* Built-in latch for DisplayPort connector
* 2-year replacement warranty
* Seems power efficient - the unit does not seem to get all that warm
* Easy setup

Cons:
* Expensive
* Hard to open packaging - don't cut yourself opening it
* [IMPORTANT] May seem to work at first, but may exhibit very annoying flickering/blanking later

Other:
* Requires a USB port for power. Mine is plugged into a self-powered USB hub which I suspect is the best way to power the unit with a minimum of problems.
* Significantly cheaper passive adapters will most likely not work with a 3-monitor Eyefinity setup, even some that claim "active tech" will not work
* Designed in USA, made in China

UPDATE 2010-03-15: I woke up this morning to severe flickering on my Dell 3007WFP-HC. I don't know why it just happened this morning after working fine for a few days. I turned the monitor off and on a few times and finally got it stable again. I'd like to find the cause of this. Someone reported it's an ATI BIOS issue and I'm doing some research on that. I'm knocking a star off until I find the problem.

UPDATE 2010-03-18: I updated the BIOS (which I obtained from Sapphire tech support) on my Sapphire 5770 video cards using atiflash.exe and so far so good, but it's too early to tell if this fixes the problem. Usually the video is stable anyway. If I have further episodes of flickering (losing video to a black screen than getting it back) then I will update this review.

UPDATE 2010-03-24: Unfortunately another flashing episode occurred. It seems to happen when I wake up in the morning and turn on my monitor (the computer stays on all the time). I have ordered a USB powered wall plug to try. If that doesn't work then I'll try to get a replacement adapter. Disconnecting the adapter from USB power and then reconnecting it seems to solve the problem but Windows 7 loses the monitor and annoying re-arranges my windows. Down to 3 stars until I am happy with a solution.

UPDATE 2010-03-30: It's been a few days and there have been no further flashing/blinking with power provided by a "Belkin Dual USB and AC Wall Charger for iPod".

UPDATE 2010-04-03: Down to two stars. I had another flickering/blinking issue this morning, even with the new "Belkin Dual USB and AC Wall Charger". This seems to happen when I go to bed earlier than usual and the monitor has been powered off longer than usual when I turn it back on in the morning. I decided to exchange the adapter. While it is stable most of the time, I don't want to have to deal with this problem because it is very annoying when it does happen. I hope the new adapter will work better as I've been told getting a new adapter may solve this problem.

UPDATE 2010-08-03: I never did get the new adapter to see if it would fix the blinking issue. It was out of stock for so long that I canceled it and ended up getting a couple of Dell U2311H monitors that have native DisplayPort inputs, so this adapter became unnecessary.