Graphics cards powered by first true quad GPU

Graphics cards for stretched desktop business management applications are powered by industry's first true quad GPU to give more memory and cross-platform flexibility.

Matrox Graphics has introduced its M-Series multi-monitor graphics cards.

These quad-capable display cards offer 512MB of memory, native PCIe x16 performance, and support for independent or stretched mode on up to four monitors simultaneously.

The M-Series cards are WHQL-certified on Microsoft Windows XP and Windows Vista, and ship with unified drivers for easy deployment across a wide variety of systems.

"Many applications require the ability to drive multiple monitors - from two to eight displays per seat - especially in high-end corporate, government, and industrial environments," said Alan Vandenbussche, vice president of sales and marketing at Matrox Graphics.

"The M-Series represents next-generation Matrox graphics technology specifically designed for these display-hungry professionals".

Matrox M-Series highlights include multi-monitor features such as the following.

* Native digital quad-monitor support with PCIe x16 performance (M9140).

* Dual digital output cards offer low-cost instant upgrade to quad analog output via external cable (M9120 Plus).

* Drive up to two monitors per card at maximum resolutions of 2560 x 1600 (M9125 - digital) or 2048 x 1536 (M9120 - analog) per display.

* Pristine image quality for the highest resolution monitors.

Advanced multi-monitor desktop management features include the following.

* Support up to four widescreen monitors (DVI or analog) in portrait and landscape simultaneously as one large desktop or with independent resolutions.

* Matrox PowerDesk software for configuring and managing program windows on multiple monitors.

* Passive cooling - a fanless design eliminates noise and increases product reliability.

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