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Some people (mostly selling on eBay) will offer you a fake graphics card for cheap. It's however an older model, with a reflashed firmware. The card design, ports and actual specs don't match up. The performance will also suffer greatly.
You can download and run a small app called "GPU-Z" which displays your PC specs. It will also detect your graphics card and the updated version of it knows about fakes.
v.2.12.0 (October 12th, 2018)
- Added detection for fake graphics cards using old relabeled NVIDIA GPUs
DVI single vs duel link are pretty much the same, except Single link DVI supports a maximum bandwidth of 165 MHz (1920 x 1080 at 60 Hz, 1280 x 1024 at 85 Hz) and only utilizes 18 of the 24 available pins.
Hopefully it's just a matter of the cable bandwidth. Ez fix and no worries.
When your cable arrives, it should work fine.
DP definitely, and HDMI I think as well, don't have the same number of pins that DVI-D Dual has (24). The expensive active converters create the extra signals from the other signals, which is why they cost a lot. Cheap converter cables will work but only at the equivalent of 1920x1080 60hz or similar. I read that even the DP to dvi-d cables included with some rtx cards only work at 60hz.
A true DVI-D Dual cable (both ends are the same) should work. Again there are cheap cables sold which don't work as they just have the DVI-D plugs but not the wiring. It's a common problem. If you look at cables on Amazon the comments sections contain posts from dvi-d dual users stating if it works or not. Most of the good ones have gold plugs and cost a little bit more.