Is any difference where i plug DVI cable from 2 port on card?

Hey. I want only ask. Is there any difference where i plug DVI cable to that card? Or not?
Cable:
http://www.morele.net/digitus-kabel-dvi-24-1-dual-link-dl-2m-ak-320101-020-imp-486650/
Choose first or second port? Or this doesnt matter? DVI-I or DVI-D no difference ?

http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/221

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