Which of the following connectors identifies that a motherboard has onboard video capabilities? (Select TWO).

The DB-15 connector, also widely known as VGA, is a standard analog video output port found on many motherboards with integrated graphics. It is a common indicator of onboard video capabilities, allowing a monitor to connect directly.

A DB-9 connector is typically used for serial ports (RS-232) and is not used for video output.

A DB-25 connector is commonly associated with parallel ports (printer ports) or older serial communication and does not provide video output.

An RJ-45 connector is an Ethernet port used for network connectivity, not for video output.

DVI (Digital Visual Interface) is another common video output connector found on motherboards with onboard video, providing a digital or analog connection to displays. Its presence signifies the motherboard's ability to output video without a dedicated graphics card.