DVI-I and DVI-D setup help?! (TV has one, Video card has the other)

Hello everyone. I'm looking to occasionally play some games on my HT system, and for things like parties to play music. I don't need a front end or anything like that since this will not be a dedicated HTPC right now (its normally upstairs in the office).

I have a 6800GT video card which from my research appears to have a DVI-I Dual link connector (3 rows of 8 pins, and 2 contacts above and below the flat blade).

My Hitachi 46" RPTV appears to have a DVI-D Dual link connector (3 rows of 8 pins, and no contacts above and below the flat blade).

I've been on monoprice.com where I plan to order a 15ft cord (please recommend other sites if they are cheaper or higher quality cables), but cannot find a cable that has 1 end -I and the other -D.

I'm wondering if I can just get a DVI-D Dual link cable on both ends and have everything work?

Or if I need to have a specific cable that has 1 at each end? Or an adapter?

I'm looking forward to playing some S.T.A.L.K.E.R. and Silent Hunter 4 on this setup, as I can tell there are some LFE's that my current computer sub is not adequately reproducing.

Here's my HT setup for those interested:

-46" Hitachi RPTV

-7.1 surround setup (all Athena gear, F1's in the front, C1 in the center, and B1's for surrounds)

-subwoofer is a PB10-ISD from SVS

-Pioneer VSX-1014TX receiver

Thanks everyone in advance, and I'll post pics of the room if anyone is interested.

justin

Thank you so much. So a single Male-Male DVI-D cable will link the TV to the video card? Just want to make 100% sure first since I'll be ordering this online.

One more question. This will be a 15ft cable. The 2 cable options I'm seeing on monoprice are for a 24AWG (obviously more expensive) and a 28AWG version for about 1/2 the price. Any reason I should get the 24AWG cable with such a short run distance?

Can anyone comment on whether the 28AWG is adequate for the 15ft cord, or should I shell out extra for the 24AWG?