LCD has two basic connection types are D-Sub and DVI.
D-Sub (D-Subminature) connection type used from the basic analog CRT monitor.
And this is the card's VGA connector (VGA output signals for d-sub cable to go into the LCD monitor):
1st leg: Red (red signal) * Important
2: Green (leaf color signal) * Important
3: Blue (color positive signal) * Important
4: N / C (either skipped the IBM standard ID2)
Pin 5: GND (Connect the land mass)
Pin 6: Red GND (shielded wire mass red signal)
7 feet: Green GND (mass shielded signal wire leaf color)
Pin 8: GND Blue (mass shielded signal wire color positive)
Pin 9: no legs or fitted Mass
Legs 10: GND
11 feet, missing or not ID0
12 feet, missing or not ID1 or SDA
Legs 13: Horizontal Sync (horizontal sync signal) * Important
Legs 14: Vertical Sync (vertical sync signal) * Important
In 15 feet with 5 feet important to me in bold, in theory, just enough to add 5 feet of this cable is GND pin has been active in spite of the other leg may be broken off or not.
1,2,3 absence will lose color, the wrong color (visible as shaking off the wire cable with color change). If 13 or 14 feet off the image will not see you '.
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