DMS-59 is a 59-pin electrical connector generally used for computer video cards. It provides two DVI-I outputs on a single connector. A connector adapter cable is needed for conversion from DMS-59 to DVI or VGA, and different types of adapter cables exist. The connector is four pins high and 15 pins wide, with a single pin missing from the top row, in a D-shaped shell, with thumbscrews.

The application for DMS-59 is to support a higher density of video displays, in the same amount of connector space as a DVI connector. DMS-59 supports two DVI-I channels, which yields two VGA analog channels and four DVI digital channels (two DVI-D Dual Link channels). Thus, a single DMS-59 connector can support up to four monitors, depending on the card and the monitors. The compact size lets a half-height card support up to four monitors, and a full-height card (with two DMS-59 connectors) up to eight monitors.

WarEagleAU- What is DMS-59 on the connections?
- Love the board power 35W max!!!!!
- Kohinoor draws too much power for it to only have a 128BIT memory interface. (cool
though that its PCIe 2.0 and has a max of 512MB GDDR)
- External power supply??? Is that Good?

All in all, a nice eclectic mix of cards. However, on the R630 front, the best card only uses GDDR, while the least best card, though it has native CXF support, uses GDDR3. Weird.

Eric_Cartman128-bit memory just like nvidia's mid and low end cards, interesting