Suppose you are thinking about converting a video using a displayport cable or DisplayPort to DVI adapter, you will first need to understand the two types of adapters, i.e., active and passive. The final choice would depend on the type of signal from the video source, the number of monitors, and whether it supports dual-mode DisplayPort (DP++) output.   Also, consider the GPU. It allows the usage of only two passive adapters, and beyond that, you should use active adapters. Probably because the GPU has two clock signals for passive adapters, with no freedom of their own. So, what is the perfect choice?...

Travel adapters and converters are necessary while travelling internationally with electronic devices. However, voltage and outlet type vary from destination to destination and the differences between the various converters, transformers, and adapters can confuse even the most seasoned international travelers. This guide to travel adapters will help you determine which types you need for your next trip abroad: What is a travel adapter? Countries across the world use different outlets and exact configurations of these outlets vary by country. If you are traveling abroad, chances are high that you'll need an adapter to plug in your electronic devices. However, these travel...

The one cable that everyone knows is a USB cable. You unplug your phone from the charging brick and plug it into the laptop to keep it charging while you transfer files. It's so common that most of the time it goes unnoticed. But like any other electronic item, there are nuances and if you learn all the differences between all of them, you will see how the slight changes in versions change the specifications and thus its abilities. There are multiple types of USB cables and in all of those, there are versions. If you are building a cable tool kit that...