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Fordítási probléma jelentése
DVI-A happens to be 100% compatible with VGA, it's just a DVI-style connector.
DVI to VGA only works for DVI-A (and, consequently, DVI-I). It does not work for a DVI-D output.
On the positive side: while monitors might have DVI-D inputs, I don't think videocards actually have DVI-D outputs. To my knowledge, if it's called DVI then it's DVI-I which means an adapter to VGA will work. However, I might be very wrong with that (times DO change, after all, and it's been a while since my last hardware purchase).
EDIT: something that will NOT work is HDMI->DVI->VGA. This is because HDMI only has DVI-D, so there are no analog signals to feed the VGA. People might get the idea to do that since there are no HDMI->VGA adapter (for that very reason), but there are HDMI->DVI and DVI->VGA adapters :-)
Yes. This has ZERO impact on performance; given the same graphics settings on the videocard (i.e. resolution, texture quality, anti-aliasing etc.) the performance will be exactly the same no matter how the monitor is connected.
In fact, if it's an "old VGA monitor", you might actually be using lower resolution than on the DVI monitor that you mentioned, thus getting better performance :-)
if you buy one, just make sure you get the right one. you need one with the pins on the right!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Visual_Interface#mediaviewer/File:DVI_pinout.svg
edit: fyi the onboard dvi-ports for integrated graphics are just dvi-d
more pins on the dvi side is ok.
-Monitor- (cable) VGA m -> f VGA -adapter- DVI m -> f DVI -PC-