Top 7 Computer Cables That Are Used Inside and Outside of a CPU (1)

DVI Cables
Digital Visual Interface (DVI) is used to connect displays with the CPU. DVI cables
deliver better picture quality compared to VGA cables. So DVI took the place of
VGA cables. The main intention behind developing these cables was to transmit
both digital and analog signals at industry standards.
D-Subminiature Cables
D-subminiature or D-sub or DB connectors are commonly used in communication.
The name is derived from the fact that its shape resembled the shape of letter D.
It was developed by Cannon in the 1950's. The connector consists of two parallel
rows of pins. Day by day it is replaced by USB connectors, but still there are
devices that use only DB connectors like computers, projectors, medical devices,
etc. As these connectors have screws for enclosure which help to create a solid
mechanical connection.
DisplayPort Cables
DisplayPort is to transfer audio and video data over a singular cable. It is
something similar to an HDMI cable. It can connect a display and graphics card,
laptop, or computer. The resolution and refresh rates are high. DisplayPort has
many advantages like strong manufacturing, greater bandwidth, and explicit
feature set. You can also manually set resolution and refresh rate for the displays.
Firewire
Firewire is a connecting device used for connecting digital camcorders, hard
drives, keyboard, digital camera, etc. Firewire cable was developed by Apple and
was the standard feature for many years of Mac computers. In recent years, Macs
have been installed with a new interface called Thunderbolt. FireWire devices are
also called hot-pluggable which mean that without any power, they can be
connected and disconnected.
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