DVI Cables

Connect your computer to monitors and projectors with DVI cords, otherwise known as digital visual interface cables. These cables allow you to connect devices that send and receive video signals for a high-quality, sharp picture. DVI cables are ideal for tasks that including graphic design, gaming, or watching high-definition videos with precise image quality.

You can shop the full range of 4Cabling’s DVI and DVI-D cables online today. 

We also have a selection of other video cables including HDMI cables, SVGA cables, coaxial cables, displayport cables, and audio visual cables. Additionally, for more technical and specific cable management, you can also purchase DVI to VGA cables, Mini DP to DVI cables, as well as HDMI to DVI cables.

Don’t compromise on quality. At 4Cabling, we offer free shipping on orders over $50 when you purchase your selection of video and audio cables. If you have any questions about what products would be suit your devices, please visit our contact us page and a member of our customer service team will be in touch shortly.

The type of DVI cable you need will depend on the devices you are connecting and the type of video signal they support. A DVI cable is needed if you intend to transmit both digital and analog signals, because of it’s versatility. However, if you only need to transmit digital signals, then a DVI-D cable is required. This type of cable was specifically designed for digital connections, and it won’t support an analogue signal.

As mentioned above, a DVI-I (Digital Visual Interface-Integrated) cable supports both digital and analog signals, while a DVI-D (Digital Visual Interface-Digital) cable supports only digital signals. It's important that you determine the specific requirements of your devices to choose the appropriate cable before use.

The maximum resolution supported by a DVI cable depends on the type of DVI cable and the version of the DVI standard used. A DVI-D single link cable can support a maximum resolution of 1920x1200 pixels, which is suitable for most monitors and displays, though it is always best to check. On the other hand, a DVI-D dual link cable can support resolutions up to 2560x1600 pixels, providing the necessary bandwidth to handle higher resolutions; ideal for professional applications or gaming setups.

No - a DVI cable is designed only to transmits video signals, as it doesn’t have the necessary channels to carry audio signals. If you require a cable to transmit both video and audio signals, you can use an alternative connection method including HDMI cables or displayport cables. 

At 4Cabling, we offer a wide range of DVI and DVI-D cables to meet your needs. Browse our selection online, and if you have any questions, simply contact us. We're here to assist you in finding the best cable solutions for your cable management setup.