PC Graphics

[chimtothenhi]

Here's my setup : i5-4590, radeon RX 570, 450W PSU.

Everything runs fine, but the one thing is that my monitor (Dell E2216HV, female VGA only) doesn't match with RX 570 (DVI-D, HDMI, 3 DPs all female). I tried using converters:

1. RX 570 -> HDMI male -> VGA male -> Monitor => No signal .

2. RX 570 -> DVI-D male -> VGA male -> monitor => No display despite the electrical signal at the input of the monitor (tested with bare hands).

What should I do next?

[FunkZ]

DVI to VGA adapters are cheap and should do the trick - you say you've got signal at the monitor using this method but are you certain the monitor works?

[chimtothenhi]

Yes, my monitor works just fine

[FunkZ]

Do you know for sure the RX 570 card is good?

[elstaci]

Are all those "Active" VGA Converters?

You will need to have a Active VGA Converter to be compatible with your VGA Monitor.

Also you need to purchase the correct converter that supports your VGA Monitor input Resolution and Frequency.

[chimtothenhi]

At first, the HDMI to VGA worked just fine, but then it happened to send out no signal. The converter still works on my older GPU.

 i just bought this DVI to VGA yesterday and there's still no display.

 Now, the local engineer advises me to buy this concept of a kind 

[chimtothenhi]

  

Updates: I bought a new HDMI -> VGA converter and it does display but only black screen

[chimtothenhi]

my mainboard is H81M-D, BIOS American Megatrends Inc. 2204, 6/17/2015
and RX 570 release date is later than that. Could my BIOS be at fault for that? Should I update my BIOS?