Matrox M9188 PCI-E 2048Mb 128 bit specs.
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Basic Specs Matrox M9188 PCI-E 2048Mb 128 bit
Type graphics card:
professional
Graphics processor:
Matrox M9188
Interface:
PCI-E
The code name of the graphic processor:
M9188
Number of supported monitors:
8
Maximum resolution:
2560x1600
Technical characteristics Matrox M9188 PCI-E 2048Mb 128 bit
The amount of video memory:
2048 MB
Type VRAM:
GDDR2
Memory clock:
-- MHz
Data bus video memory:
128 bit
Frequency due:
400 MHz
Connection Matrox M9188 PCI-E 2048Mb 128 bit
Connectors:
Mini DisplayPort x8
Mathematics unit Matrox M9188 PCI-E 2048Mb 128 bit
Standards support:
DirectX 9.0, OpenGL 2.0
Additional features Matrox M9188 PCI-E 2048Mb 128 bit
The number of occupied slots:
1
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