From VGI to DVI and HDMI .. What is the difference between different screen outlets?the seventh day

Each card has a screen of many different ports that allows these cards to be connected to display screens, and these outlets have evolved over time from VGI to DVI and HDMI and the following we show the most prominent differences and differences between these ports as follows:

VGA port:

It is an acronym for Video Graphics Array as also known as D-SUB, and it is a standard converter based on the corresponding standard designed for CRT screens that was launched in 1987, and it contains 15 needles, but this port suffers from some problems as this port causes noiseElectricity, deformation in the image, and a mistake in evaluating the pixels of the image when it takes it out to the screen.

DVI port:

It is an abbreviation for Digital Visual Interface and it is considered a digital port directed towards LCD screens and LED screens, and it was developed in 1999, and it allows avoiding deformation of the image and electric noise, and this port supports 1600 x 2560 and 2400 x 3840 with a 60 frame rate, which is an outlet that includes29 needles, noting that there are 3 types of DVI port, they are the DVI-D port, which is only a digital port, and the DVI-A port is only analog port, while the DVI-I port is a digital and analog port.

HDMI port:

It is an abbreviation for the High-Definition Multimedia Interface is a small video/sound interface and shape to broadcast uncomplicated video data and compressed and non-compressed digital audio data from a device compatible with the HDMI port, towards a compatible digital audio device, and this type has appearedIn 2002, it includes 19 needles, and is able to support a large display accuracy such as 1600 x 2560 and 2160 x 4096 with a 60 frame rate.