DisplayPort to VGA Adapter - 2 Pack

If you are into PC building like we are, you know the frustration of having a great second monitor that only has VGA, while your new graphics card only has DisplayPort. We picked up this Moread DP to VGA Adapter because it’s a simple, plug-and-play solution that doesn't require any weird drivers or external power. The build quality is surprisingly solid for the price. It features gold-plated connectors that help with signal stability, and the locking latch on the DisplayPort end is a huge plus — it actually stays put and won't accidentally wiggle loose if you move your tower. We’ve been using it to run our secondary screen at 1080p (1920x1080 @ 60Hz), and the picture is crisp with zero flickering or "ghosting" artifacts. One thing to keep in mind is that this is uni-directional, meaning it only goes from a DisplayPort computer to a VGA monitor. Also, since VGA is an analog signal, this will not carry audio, so you'll still need to use your PC's speakers or a separate aux cord. For a 25-year-old student trying to expand their screen real estate on a budget, this is a much smarter move than buying a whole new monitor just for a different port.

I bought this to connect a CRT monitor I recently purchased to my modern system and I was a little skeptical it would do the job well for the price but honestly it exceeded my expectations and I would definitely recommend this little guy. It completely passes through the monitors EDID identification so whatever the monitor supports, it will do, and the monitor just appears natively in your OS. I've tried all kinds of refresh rates and resolutions from 640x480 at 120Hz to 1600x1200 at 70Hz and it always just works the compatibility is great. I can't detect any kind of input lag, rather the zero input lag nature of the CRT is highly apparent and welcome. In my case I've connected it to an RX 5700 XT along with two other displays (one of which connects natively over DisplayPort and the other which connects through an HDMI->DVI adapter) under KDE in Linux and it just does exactly what I needed it to do.

Good quality and easy to use. Saves me from buying a new monitor.

If you have a perfectly good VGA monitor and need to upgrade your PC that has DisplayPort (DP) ports, this is a cost effective option until you decide to buy a new monitor.

Good product

Works perfect

worked absolutely perfect

These are teriffic and get the job done. used 30 of them for a car dealership with few issues.