Will three monitors work if they are connected via a vga splitter, which in turn will be connected to the video card via a vgadvi adapter?

Question

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I want to buy a new video card, which has only a DVI port (also hdmi, but this is not about me, apparently) and, because. I have 3 monitors with vga cables - splitter "VCOM VGA 1=>4 [VDS8016]". There is an adapter vga-> dvi. Will this splitter work correctly if connected to a video card through this adapter?

Answer 1

1. If it works, ALL monitors will show the same thing. Making the system see them as multiple monitors is basically impossible.
2. It will work only if the video card has a "full-fledged" DVI with analog pins, and not just digital DVI-D.
This is a full-fledged one:
This is "only digital":
In the case of "only digital" you will need not a simple blunt adapter (or splitter), but a converter, an "active adapter". These happen for HDMI too.
3. With such a video card, you will have a maximum of 2 monitors.
One via DVI->VGA, the other via HDMI->VGA.
"Active" adapters can spoil the image (extra digital-to-analogue conversion).
4. It will be easier to replace monitors.