The perfect "bridge" for our older monitors
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. Read more




















