I'm bad with video ports and the such, so this might be

>>51431690
Wait... what?
So the adapter (pictured) doesn't fit on the port on the back of the graphics card?

You have:
A NEW GTX 750
An OLD ASS MONITOR with only VGA
And the adapter, pictured, right?

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Which port does your graphics card have?

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>>51431690
Are you saying that the plug on the cable coming from your monitor, has screws like this one (pic related) but they are too long to allow you to connect the VGA (from monitor) to the adapter (OP's pic)?

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Sorry for shitposting so much, but hopefully we'll resolve OP's issue...

I think OP has the retention screw holes that are normally left with the motherboard / graphics card port, stuck to his VGA cable.

These little f*ckers, pictured, often come out of the back of the computer with the VGA cable when you unscrew it, leaving a 'bolt' that is 'too long' to plug into a newly installed card, that already has those parts in place.

>>51431710
The adapter fits into the video card, it's a problem with my monitors cable, I think I've figured it out.

>>51431836
Okay, well if the part of the old card / mobo is stuck to the end of the cable, you just gotta unscrew it...

No additional adapters required.

>>51431817
This is the exact problem I "just figured out."

>>51431866
Got them off, thanks man.

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>>51431868
Yeah, the cable will look like this, picture related, if the screws got stuck to it... sorry for the shit quality, only one I could find on Google.

>>51431897
You're welcome.
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