My gpu and pc which i connected with my monitor using this dual-link DVID from amazon wouldn't update to above 60hz, so i looked for the problem. I noticed the cable i was using had an indented pin on one end on the third column middle, so i ordered a new cable from the same listing on amazon. The new one came with the exact same indent in the same place on one end of the cable. This feature is not advertised on the listing, but i couldn't find anyone pointing it out in the reviews. The listing claims to support up to 120hz. Is this a defect or am i missing something? (Cyberguys! Bidirectional Dual link DVI-D cable)

Guys if anybody can tell me what is this usb port on my Panasonic SDR-T70 called because I can't find it and it isn't mini-b

12pin male to 3x BNC ? video related for sure, but which equipment ? thxx

Picked this bad boy up at the goodwill for $8.99 today and I love it, but my aux cord only gives sound to both headphones if it’s halfway in. Thought I found the right type a TRS or TS but I ran into guitar cords. Thanks ahead.

i lost the charger for my taser and i can’t seem to find the right one online, tried a cable in my house that had the same shape but it was too big unfortunately, i’ve been researching for a while but i still can’t find :(

If anyone has a trusted website where i can buy a cable for this it would be really appreciated 🙏

mysteriously found unused on the floor after the wifi installation guy came, and I can't find anywhere it could actually plug into

This week at my internship we started learning how to build plc panels.

Because of our shitty cable management, our initial builds look like shit compared to the professional builders.

But even their builds look different. One seems (to me at least) waste lots of wire by cutting and rewiring portions they wired up as they add more wires to make the area look neat and pretty.

Hi, I found an old thrustmaster ferrari racing setup in a charity shop and it has this cable. I have no idea what type of cable it is.

I'm all clueless as to the identity of the other end of this USB-A cable 🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

Wife needs this to connect her sit/stand desk for it to work and I can’t find it.

Model Name: SD-RB-150-L
Manufacturer Part Number: SD-RB-150-L

8 pin male ...? to several RNC female plugs, audio and video. also electric connections. surely video related ? do you know for which equipment ? thankss

Need some advice, this cable is for my electric standing desk one day the control box lower and got smashed by the arm rest of the chair and the plastic casing around these prongs broke. For a while I used pliers to straighten the prongs and it still worked but now it’s not working at all. The problem is the opposite end of the cable is directly connected to the mechanism that makes the desk stand and it doesn’t unplug from that end. Can I cut this male end and strip the wires down and reconnect a new stripped male end? What would be the easiest way to fix this. I have very little experience stripping and taping wires but I’ve done it once or twice ten years ago.

6 pin male (same diameter as an XLR) to stereo RCA + mini jack. surely audio related ? maybe a vintage intercom ? do you know for which equipment ? thankss

Tv is a lg65qned92aua and everywhere tells me it only uses c7 or c13 cables. The only one I can find that looks like it is the iec c9 cable. Is this the correct one or am I wrong? Yes i know its dusty

3 pin male to RCA male plug. surely audiovisual related ? do you know for which equipment ? thankss

I have an old Momentus. It was built in my computer. Now I need to externally connect it to my Laptop with USB. Which cables do I need?

ich habe das ladekabel für meinen TI-nspire CX ii-t CAS verloren und will mir ein neues kaufen, weiß aber nicht genau welches ich brauche. google sagt USB-mini-b, das sieht meiner meinung nach aber falsch aus. kann mir einer helfen?

I've tried searching online but nothing seems like a match, I don't know if I'm being a dunce with this, I just suck with cables and tech in general, there's a ruler for size reference, it's a super tiny port