HP NVIDIA Graphics PLUS Quadro P2000
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HP NVIDIA Graphics PLUS Quadro P2000
Single-slot graphics for workstations will be used by graphic design professionals, 3D designers, or architects. With the presence of 5GB of GDDR5 memory and a Pascal-based core architecture, the Quadro P2000 delivers seamless multitasking that makes NVIDIA nView compatibility more responsive to better desktop organization. You connect the card to your PC using the standard PCIe x16 3.0 interface, and four DisplayPorts allow you to connect up to four 4K monitors. The Quadro P2000 is a 160-bit bus and active cooling. Of course, support for the latest versions of OpenGL (4.5) and Direct X (12).
Key features
- Professional single-layer graphics card with active cooling
- 5GB of GDDR memory & the Pascal core
- Compatible with NVIDIA nView - a tool for better organization of work on multiple monitors at the same time
- Simultaneous connection of up to 4 monitors (4K)
- Support for OpenGL 4.5 and Direct X 12
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