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Workstation graphics card with 256 MB memory and dual DVI outputs for professional visualisation
This new Dell workstation graphics card uses the nVidia Quadro FX570 GPU with 256MB of video memory. It connects through a PCI Express x16 slot and provides two DVI outputs for dual-monitor configurations. The card is built for professional applications that rely on certified OpenGL drivers.
Buyers who need more video memory, newer display interfaces such as DisplayPort or HDMI, or support for modern APIs should look at other models. Systems without a full-size PCI Express x16 slot cannot use this card. The 256MB frame buffer limits performance in large assemblies or high-resolution textures.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The 256 MB version provides the frame buffer this model is built around, so it matches the card's native specification.
It is the total video memory available for textures, geometry and display buffers in professional OpenGL applications.
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