HP NVIDIA Graphics PLUS Quadro P400
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HP NVIDIA Graphics PLUS Quadro P400
The single-slot graphics card for workstations will find its use in the offices of graphic design professionals, 3D designers, or architects. The presence of 2GB GDDR5 memory and the Pascal-based core architecture ensures the seamless multitasking. The better desktop organisation is reached by the NVIDIA nView tool. The card can be connected to PC by the standard PCIe x16 3.0 interface while the 3 mini DisplayPorts allow to connect up to three 4K monitors or one 5K display. Quadro Plus P400 includes active cooling and support for the latest versions of OpenGL (4.5) and Direct X (12), which are necessary for the professional software.
Key features of the NVIDIA Graphics PLUS Quadro P400 graphics card
- Professional single-slot graphics card with active cooling
- 2GB of GDDR5 memory & Pascal-core architecture
- Compatible with NVIDIA nView tool for better organisation of work on multiple monitors at the same time
- Simultaneous connection of up to 3 monitors (4K) or one monitor separately (5K)
- Supports OpenGL 4.5, Direct X 12, Vulkan & NVIDIA CUDA
Compatible Workstations:
HP Z240, Z240 Small Form FactDor & HP Z440
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