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NVIDIA Quadro Sync II - Add-on interface board - PCIe - for Workstation Z4 G4, Z440 (700 Watt), Z6 G4, Z8 G4

Price:

$1,338⁹⁹

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Brand:

HP Inc.

MPN:

1WT20AA

Condition:

new

Returnable:

Yes See return policy.

UPC:

190781952060

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Bring new levels of flexibility and scalability to ultra-high resolution video walls and multi-display and multi-projector visualization clusters with the NVIDIA Quadro Sync II, which synchronizes select NVIDIA Quadro GPU video outputs to enable up to 16 synchronized displays per HP Z Workstation.

NVIDIA Quadro Sync II - Add-on interface board - PCIe - for Workstation Z4 G4, Z440 (700 Watt), Z6 G4, Z8 G4

General

Device Type:

Add-on interface board

Bus Type:

PCI Express

Interfaces:

2 x frame lock

Features:

NVIDIA Mosaic, NVIDIA Pascal GPU technology

System Requirements

OS Required:

Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64-bit Edition, Windows 10 64-bit Edition

Miscellaneous

Cables Included:

4 x synchronisation cable - 1 ft
2 x synchronisation cable - 2 ft

Depth:

6 in

Height:

4.2 in

Environmental Parameters

Min Operating Temperature:

32 °F

Max Operating Temperature:

131 °F

Humidity Range Operating:

10 - 80%

Compatibility Information

Designed For:

HP Workstation Z4 G4, Z440 (700 Watt), Z6 G4, Z8 G4

Streamline advanced display deployments
Run massive visualizations from fewer workstations with a card that can synchronize up to 4 NVIDIA Pascal GPUs per card or up to 16 displays per chassis.
Scale your application resolution
Show and share your projects on one unified, artifact-free video wall of up to 16 synchronized individual displays or projectors with NVIDIA Mosaic. You can also use the technology for multi-display stereoscopic visualization clusters.
Flexible compatibility
Connect NVIDIA Quadro Sync II cards installed on separate HP Workstations and synchronize displays between them in visualization clusters, or connect a card to an external timing signal to synchronize the output of the connected GPU.

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