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Graphics cards powered by first true quad GPU
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Matrox Graphics product story
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk editorial team
Jul 4, 2008
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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