Matrox Framelock Cable for C-Series Graphics Cards
Matrox Framelock Cable for C-Series Graphics Cards
Scan code: LN60987 Manufacturer code: CAB-FL-F
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Matrox Framelock Cable for C-Series Graphics Cards

Matrox CAB-FL-F Board to Board Framelock Cable for Matrox C Series Graphics Cards
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Scan code: LN60987 Manufacturer code: CAB-FL-F
£18.49
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Item currently awaiting an ETA
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Product Overview Matrox CAB-FL-F Board-to-Board Framelock Cable ensures synchronization of all displays to reduce tearing on digital signage and video walls. Features • Board-to-Board Framelock Upgrade Cable
• Compatible with Matrox C series Graphics Cards
Specifications
Chipset C420
Chipset Features
  • Microsoft DirectX 12
  • OpenCL Support
  • OpenGL 4.4
Memory Size 4GB
RAMDAC Frequency  
Interface PCIe 3.0 (x16)
Connectivity
  • 1 x DisplayPort
  • 4 x Mini DisplayPort
Cooling  
Other Features None
Video Output Standards  
Additional Information
Scan Code LN60987
Model Number CAB-FL-F
Warranty

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Details
Duration:
24 months
Type:
Direct
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
1 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
MATROX
Telephone:
01753 665522
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Matrox Framelock Cable for C-Series Graphics Cards
Matrox Framelock Cable for C-Series Graphics Cards
Matrox Framelock Cable for C-Series Graphics Cards