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The UGREEN Dual-Link DVI-D Cable (11606) connects a graphics card or PC to a DVI monitor at up to 2560×1600 at 60Hz. Dual-link 24+1 pins carry the full bandwidth that high-resolution monitors need, with reliable shielding for a stable picture.
2560×160060Hz
Dual-link24+1
DigitalDVI-D
1.5mcable length
UGREEN Dual-Link DVI-D Cable key features
2560×1600 video From DVI-D to DVI-D.
Video only Use a separate audio cable.
Plug and play No driver needed.
Shielded Stable, flicker-free picture.
Mirror or extend Duplicate or add a second screen.
UGREEN Dual-Link DVI-D Cable highlights
2560×1600 picture
Sharp 2560×1600 video on a DVI monitor.
Built to last
Shielded cable and solid connectors for a stable picture.
Dual-link at both ends. For 2560×1600, both the graphics card and monitor need dual-link DVI-D ports.
Video only; no audio.
UGREEN Dual-Link DVI-D Cable FAQs
Can I use it the other way, DVI-D to DVI-D?
Check the specification above; it works as listed.
Does it carry audio?
No. Use a separate audio cable.
What resolution does it support?
Up to 2560×1600, if both devices support it.
Does it need a driver?
No.
How long is it?
1.5m.
Genuine UGREEN, imported and sold by Sophus Technosol Pvt Ltd, the authorised national distributor. GST invoice with every order. 2-year India warranty.
The UGREEN Dual-Link DVI-D Cable (11606) connects a graphics card or PC to a DVI monitor at up to 2560×1600 at 60Hz. Dual-link 24+1 pins carry the full bandwidth that high-resolution monitors need, with reliable shielding for a stable picture.
2560×160060Hz
Dual-link24+1
DigitalDVI-D
1.5mcable length
UGREEN Dual-Link DVI-D Cable key features
2560×1600 video From DVI-D to DVI-D.
Video only Use a separate audio cable.
Plug and play No driver needed.
Shielded Stable, flicker-free picture.
Mirror or extend Duplicate or add a second screen.
UGREEN Dual-Link DVI-D Cable highlights
2560×1600 picture
Sharp 2560×1600 video on a DVI monitor.
Built to last
Shielded cable and solid connectors for a stable picture.
Dual-link at both ends. For 2560×1600, both the graphics card and monitor need dual-link DVI-D ports.
Video only; no audio.
UGREEN Dual-Link DVI-D Cable FAQs
Can I use it the other way, DVI-D to DVI-D?
Check the specification above; it works as listed.
Does it carry audio?
No. Use a separate audio cable.
What resolution does it support?
Up to 2560×1600, if both devices support it.
Does it need a driver?
No.
How long is it?
1.5m.
Genuine UGREEN, imported and sold by Sophus Technosol Pvt Ltd, the authorised national distributor. GST invoice with every order. 2-year India warranty.
UGREEN DV101 11606 Dual-Link DVI-D Cable, 1.5m connects a digital DVI output to a compatible DVI display input over 1.5m. Its full 24+1 pin population is the dual-link DVI-D layout, intended to carry digital video only.
1.5mLength
DVI-D 24+1 maleConnector A
DVI-D 24+1 maleConnector B
2560×1600 at 60HzListed maximum
Features
What it does well.
Key features
02 · At a glance
2560×1600@60Hz listed. UGREEN lists digital video up to 2560×1600 at 60Hz for the DV101 family when both the source and display support dual-link DVI at that timing.
DVI-D 24+1. Confirm a digital DVI source, a digital DVI display input and dual-link capability at both ends when planning 2560×1600. A single-link port or adapter can reduce the available pixel clock.
Digital video only. Dual-link DVI-D 24+1 uses two digital TMDS link groups. The extra central pins distinguish it from single-link DVI-D 18+1; the four analogue pins around the blade belong to DVI-I and are not present here.
1.5m. The cable needs no driver, firmware or application. The graphics adapter and monitor can still require current drivers or firmware for reliable EDID and timing selection.
Connectors, direction and interface clarity
03 · Physical fit
Source-side plug. Full-size DVI-D dual-link 24+1 male. Connect to a digital DVI-D output or the digital contacts of a compatible DVI-I output.
Display-side plug. Full-size DVI-D dual-link 24+1 male. Connect to a monitor, projector or television input that accepts digital DVI.
Retention screws. Hand-tighten both screws evenly after the plug is fully aligned and seated. Release them before removal; never pull by the cable.
Ferrite core. The moulded ferrite element is intended to suppress high-frequency interference. It does not set signal direction and it does not amplify the link.
Signal, data or power performance
04 · Capability
UGREEN lists digital video up to 2560×1600 at 60Hz for the DV101 family when both the source and display support dual-link DVI at that timing.
Lower modes such as 1920×1080 normally require less link capacity, but the usable mode list comes from the source GPU, display EDID, driver and operating-system settings. A connector that looks compatible does not guarantee every timing.
DVI-D on this cable carries no analogue VGA signal and no audio. Sound needs a separate cable or another interface selected on the source and audio equipment.
The 1.5m run is passive. Use only the length needed, leave connector clearance and avoid adding unnecessary couplers that reduce signal margin.
What the entire connection must support
05 · Complete path
Confirm a digital DVI source, a digital DVI display input and dual-link capability at both ends when planning 2560×1600. A single-link port or adapter can reduce the available pixel clock.
A DVI-I socket can accept the plug mechanically and use its digital contacts when the device supports digital DVI. A passive DVI-to-VGA adapter cannot extract analogue video from this DVI-D cable.
KVM switches, couplers and active converters add their own mode, EDID and HDCP limits. Troubleshoot with one direct cable before reintroducing intermediate equipment.
If protected video is required, HDCP support must exist in the source, display and every active device. The passive cable does not create or decode HDCP.
Standards, negotiation and operating roles
06 · Behaviour
Dual-link DVI-D 24+1 uses two digital TMDS link groups. The extra central pins distinguish it from single-link DVI-D 18+1; the four analogue pins around the blade belong to DVI-I and are not present here.
The cable can carry a valid digital signal in either physical direction because both ends are equivalent, but the connected devices still have source and display roles. It cannot turn two outputs into a working connection or make a display output behave as an input.
No driver belongs to the cable. Graphics drivers, EDID negotiation, operating-system display settings and the display's input selection control the result.
Ceiling, not a promise
A connector or standard label describes capability. The complete source, destination, cable route, software and negotiated mode determine the real result.
Compatible devices and systems
07 · Device fit
Desktop graphics. PC or workstation graphics cards with a digital DVI-D or compatible DVI-I output.
Legacy laptops and docks. Only models with a real full-size digital DVI output; a similar-looking proprietary connector does not count.
Displays. DVI-equipped LCD monitors, digital CRT displays, projectors and televisions that accept the requested timing.
Conditional adapters. Active or passive adapters only when their own direction, link type, mode ceiling and HDCP behaviour match the installation.
Use scenarios
08 · Practical value
Workstation monitor. A direct, secure DVI link from a desktop graphics card to a DVI monitor.
Legacy projector. A meeting-room or classroom connection where both devices expose digital DVI and audio is routed separately.
KVM troubleshooting. A known direct cable for isolating whether a KVM, coupler or converter is causing EDID or signal issues.
Fixed installation. A 1.5m routed run with screw retention, bend clearance and no tension on the equipment ports.
Setup and usability guidance
09 · Usability
Power down or stop active display output before making the connection, especially around tightly packed graphics-card ports.
Inspect both ports and confirm the 24+1 digital layout; do not force the plug into a connector with a blocked or different pin pattern.
Align the flat blade and pin field, push the plug straight in until fully seated, then hand-tighten the two screws evenly.
Select the DVI input on the display, start with a conservative supported mode and then choose the desired resolution and refresh rate in the operating system.
Route audio separately and secure the cable so its weight does not lever the connector. Keep the ferrite body from pressing against adjacent plugs.
To remove it, loosen both screws completely, grip the connector shell and pull straight out. Never twist or pull on the cable jacket.
Operating-system, driver and software guidance
10 · Host behaviour
The cable needs no driver, firmware or application. The graphics adapter and monitor can still require current drivers or firmware for reliable EDID and timing selection.
Mirror and extended-desktop modes are operating-system features. If the display is detected but blank, choose a resolution and refresh rate explicitly supported by the monitor before diagnosing the cable.
DVI carries picture only in this product. Select the computer's analogue, USB, HDMI/DisplayPort or dedicated audio path separately; a silent display does not by itself indicate a video-cable fault.
Software boundary
The passive product has no firmware or driver. Connected hosts, adapters and peripherals can still require model software, permissions or settings.
What this product does
11 · scope
Provides one 1.5m passive DVI-D 24+1 male-to-male digital-video link.
Supports the exact-family listed ceiling of 2560×1600 at 60Hz when the complete chain supports it.
Uses screw locks for retention and layered shielding plus a ferrite core for interference control.
Fits digital DVI-D ports and suitable DVI-I ports for their digital signal contacts.
Carries the source's valid digital display signal without scaling or converting it.
What this product does not do
12 · Clear boundaries
It does not carry analogue VGA/DVI-A, even if a DVI-I socket elsewhere in the installation contains analogue pins.
It does not carry audio, Ethernet, USB data or device power.
It is not HDMI, DisplayPort, Mini DisplayPort or USB-C, and it does not convert between those standards.
It does not create dual-link capability, a higher refresh rate, HDCP support or a mode absent from either endpoint.
It is not a repeater or active optical cable; additional adapters and long chains can reduce signal margin.
What to do
13 · Best practice
Recommended. Match the 24+1 pin layout and digital capability on both devices before ordering.
Recommended. Use the shortest direct route that reaches with a gentle service loop and full screw access.
Recommended. Start troubleshooting at 1080p or another known-supported mode, then step up deliberately.
Recommended. Support the cable near the ports and keep it clear of sharp edges, heat sources and high-current mains wiring.
What not to do
14 · Common mistakes
Avoid. Do not force the plug into DVI-A, a damaged port or a socket whose pin openings do not match.
Avoid. Do not expect a passive DVI-to-VGA dongle to work from this DVI-D digital-only path.
Avoid. Do not tighten one screw fully while the other side is misaligned or use tools to overtighten the retainers.
Avoid. Do not advertise arbitrary high-refresh gaming modes; only mutually supported timings within the link limit can work.
Warnings and limitations
15 · Read before use
Warning / limitation 1. DVI plugs are wide and can block adjacent ports. Measure chassis, wall and cable-bend clearance before installation.
Warning / limitation 2. Bent pins or a skewed connector can damage both cable and device. Stop immediately if normal hand pressure does not seat the plug.
Warning / limitation 3. The listed maximum is conditional. Long routes, couplers, marginal ports, adapters and aggressive timings can cause sparkles, blanking or loss of sync.
Warning / limitation 4. Keep the passive cable dry and indoors, avoid crushing it under furniture and replace it if the jacket, ferrite body, screws or connector shell is damaged.
Troubleshooting by symptom
16 · Diagnostics
No display detected. Select the correct display input, reseat both plugs, test a lower known-supported mode, remove adapters and try the display directly from the source.
Image sparkles or drops. Reduce resolution/refresh rate, remove couplers, route away from power cables and inspect for pin, screw or jacket damage.
Image works but no sound. Expected behaviour: this DVI-D cable does not carry audio. Configure a separate audio output and cable.
VGA adapter gives no picture. Expected for a digital-only DVI-D path. Use an active digital-to-analogue converter designed for the source direction.
Confirm the sealed SKU and included-item list. Devices, converters, chargers, cables or mounting accessories are not included unless explicitly listed above.
FAQs
Questions buyers ask.
What connector layout does this cable use?
DVI-D dual-link 24+1 male at both ends: twenty-four digital pin positions plus the flat blade, without the four analogue pins found on DVI-I.
Can it carry 2560×1600 at 60Hz?
That is the exact-family listed ceiling when source, display and any intermediate device all support dual-link DVI at the same timing. It is not guaranteed on a single-link port.
Does it carry sound?
No. This cable carries digital video only. Use a separate audio connection and select that output in the source operating system or player.
Will it work in a DVI-I port?
It can fit a compatible DVI-I socket and use its digital contacts. It will not use or carry the socket's analogue pins, so passive VGA extraction is not available.
Is this the same as a single-link DVI cable?
No. Dual-link 24+1 has a complete central pin field, while single-link DVI-D 18+1 has a gap. Both devices must expose the required dual-link contacts for the higher listed mode.
Can I connect it to HDMI, DisplayPort or USB-C?
Not directly. A correctly directed adapter may be possible, but that adapter—not this cable—sets conversion, audio, mode and HDCP limits.
Does the ferrite core mean the cable is directional?
No. The ferrite element suppresses high-frequency interference and does not define source or display ends. Both DVI plugs are electrically equivalent.
Does the cable need a driver?
No. The graphics device and monitor may need drivers or firmware, but the passive cable has no software, chipset or update process.
Why is the screen detected but blank?
The selected timing may exceed the monitor, GPU, adapter or link. Start with a known-safe mode, verify the display input and remove intermediate devices.
How should the screws be used?
Seat the connector straight first, then finger-tighten both screws evenly. Loosen both fully before removal; tools and overtightening can damage the port.
What is included?
One UGREEN DV101 11606 1.5m DVI-D cable. Audio cables, converters, graphics adapters, monitors and mounting hardware are not included.
