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General Specs Matrox M9120 Plus M9120-E512LAU1F
Manufacturer:
Matrox
Manufacturer Part Number:
M9120-E512LAU1F
Brand Name:
Matrox
Product Name:
M9120 Plus Graphics Card
Product Type:
Graphic Card
Technical Information Matrox M9120 Plus M9120-E512LAU1F
Maximum Resolution:
2048 x 1536
Digital Signal:
Yes
API Supported:
OpenGL 2.0
Processor & Chipset Matrox M9120 Plus M9120-E512LAU1F
Chipset Manufacturer:
Matrox
Chipset Series:
M
Chipset Model:
M9120 Plus
Memory Matrox M9120 Plus M9120-E512LAU1F
Standard Memory:
512 MB
Memory Technology:
DDR2 SDRAM
Interfaces/Ports Matrox M9120 Plus M9120-E512LAU1F
Host Interface:
PCI Express x1
Physical Characteristics Matrox M9120 Plus M9120-E512LAU1F
Height:
2.7" (68.6 mm)
Length:
6.6" (167.6 mm)
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