Older GPUs with native DVI ports solve what modern cards broke
I still remember how normal it used to be for GPUs to have at least one DVI port on the back. The first graphics card I ever bought, the GTX 680, actually had two of them. Even the GTX 1070 I upgraded to years later had one DVI-D port. This port started disappearing from GPUs with the RTX 20-series, mostly sticking around on lower-end and mid-range models. And by the time I upgraded to the RTX 3090 in 2020, I had already gotten used to seeing nothing but DisplayPort and HDMI.
I still remember how normal it used to be for GPUs to have at least one DVI port on the back. The first graphics card I ever bought, the GTX 680, actually had two of them. Even the GTX 1070 I upgraded to years later had one DVI-D port. This port started disappearing from GPUs with the RTX 20-series, mostly sticking around on lower-end and mid-range models. And by the time I upgraded to the RTX 3090 in 2020, I had already gotten used to seeing nothing but DisplayPort and HDMI.
Olivia Miller
Seattle
Seattle
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