ATI 100-505116 FireMV 2400 256MB DDR PCI Express x1 Video Card

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Overview

ATI's FireMV multi-view 2D workstation acceleration card is designed exclusively for the financial and corporate marketplaces. Offering quad monitor card based on the PCI Express bus architecture, FireMV ensures system compatibility and investment protection.

100-505116 Product Overview

Technical Information

Maximum Resolution: 2048 x 1536
Analog Signal: Yes
Digital Signal: Yes
Number of Monitors Supported: 4

Processor & Chipset

Chipset Manufacturer: ATI
Chipset Line: FireMV
Chipset Model: 2400

Memory

Standard Memory: 256 MB
Memory Technology: DDR SDRAM

Interfaces/Ports

Host Interface: PCI Express x1

Miscellaneous

Additional Information:
RoHS and WEEE compliant
Platform Supported: PC

Warranty

Limited Warranty: 3 Year

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