Matrox M9140-E512LAF PCIe x16 Low Profile, QuadCard, 1920x1200 digital/analog, Passive

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512Mb Matrox M9140-E512LAF PCIe x16 Low Profile, QuadCard, 1920x1200 digital/analog, Passive

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Product Overview The Matrox M9140 LP PCIe x16 512MB quad head graphics card with advanced desktop management support to drive business applications with exceptional performance. Features

512 MB frame buffer

Supports up to four displays at 128MB per channel

Native PCI Express (PCIe) x16 performance

Maximum bandwidth for performance

Single card quad-monitor stretched and independent desktop

Supported in both Windows Vista Aero (WDDM mode) and Windows XP

Pristine image quality for high resolution displays

Up to 1920 x 1200 digital/analog per output

Passive cooling

Fanless design eliminates noise and increases product reliability

Wide enterprise flexibility

Unified driver package compatible with other Matrox products (P-Series, G-Series,
QID Series, MMS Series, Parhelia Series, and Extio Series).

Multiple operating system support

Display drivers for Microsoft® Windows® Vista (32/64bit), Windows
XP (32/64bit), and Windows Server 2003 (32/64bit).

Low profile form factor

To fit in a wide variety of systems.

Matrox PowerDesk software

Easily configure and manage program windows on multiple monitors.

Global sales and technical support

RoHS and WEEE compliant

Specifications
Chipset
Chipset Features
Memory Size	512MB
RAMDAC Frequency
Interface	PCIe (x16)
Connectivity	1 x KX20
Cooling	Passive
Other Features	RoHS
Video Output Standards

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