PNY Carte graphique NVIDIA Quadro P1000 Professional 4 Go gddr5 (VCQP1000-PB)
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Cette carte graphique propose 4 Go de mémoire GDDR5 avec un bus mémoire de 128 bits et une bande passante maximale d’environ 80 GB/s. Elle offre quatre sorties mini-DisplayPort 1.4 et prend en charge jusqu’à quatre écrans avec des résolutions allant jusqu’à 4096 x 2160 ou 5120 x 2880 à 60 Hz. La carte utilise un connecteur PCI Express 3.0 x16, consomme au maximum environ 47 watts et adopte un format low profile à un seul slot avec refroidissement actif.
Avis PNY Carte graphique NVIDIA Quadro P1000 Professional 4 Go gddr5 (VCQP1000-PB)
Basé sur 72 avis
May Require adapter to work with your current monitor - Also Uninstall all previous drivers before you install card as per directions or system may not boot in windows 10
May Require adapter to work with your current monitor - Also Uninstall all previous drivers before you install card as per directions or system may not boot in windows 10
Amazon Customer
27 janvier 2020
Wow this is a big improvement from my old K4000 quadro. I had to upgrade my card since I am now using 3 4k monitors and the K4000 could only drive 2. This can actually do 4 4k monitors! What really impressed me is that it is so much faster and smoother. I am more then happy with this purchase. I was hesitant at first since I would be down grading from a 4000 to a 2000 series card but I didn't want to spend the big bucks on a P4000. No regrets, the P2000 is a great card for autocad.
Wow this is a big improvement from my old K4000 quadro. I had to upgrade my card since I am now using 3 4k monitors and the K4000 could only drive 2. This can actually do 4 4k monitors! What really impressed me is that it is so much faster and smoother. I am more then happy with this purchase. I was hesitant at first since I would be down grading from a 4000 to a 2000 series card but I didn't want to spend the big bucks on a P4000. No regrets, the P2000 is a great card for autocad.
daisy lani
23 juillet 2019
I wanted multiple display capability and compatibility with some advanced graphics and architecture programs. This card filled the bill. I was concerned about it's compatibility with my PCI Express 2.0 slot but everything is working well so far.
I wanted multiple display capability and compatibility with some advanced graphics and architecture programs. This card filled the bill. I was concerned about it's compatibility with my PCI Express 2.0 slot but everything is working well so far.
djb218
3 juillet 2019
This is not a gaming card but rather a workstation card. We run revit, Mavis manage and autocad at work and these are a great value for us. Works great unless you are trying to render a full building model in full scene lights
This is not a gaming card but rather a workstation card. We run revit, Mavis manage and autocad at work and these are a great value for us. Works great unless you are trying to render a full building model in full scene lights
Steven M.
18 juin 2019
I purchased this card to replace a lemon Gigabyte card that I had gone through Hell with. The Gigabyte card was a nightmare at every turn; this card was exactly the opposite. For one thing, Windows was able to operate it at full resolution before I even installed the driver. Secondly, the driver installation was very straightforward and trouble-free. Performance-wise, well, I don't have benchmark software available, but it renders 3D images fast enough that I can pan/rotate/zoom as fast as possible and I detect no flicker. The attached image is a typical screen shot. It's not super complex, but there's quite a bit there, and it can render faster than my eyes can see it happening. Special bonus: It's only one slot. It performs just as well as any dual-slot gaming board I've ever used, but eats only one slot. (Slot requirement: PCI-E 3.0, 16 bits).
I purchased this card to replace a lemon Gigabyte card that I had gone through Hell with. The Gigabyte card was a nightmare at every turn; this card was exactly the opposite. For one thing, Windows was able to operate it at full resolution before I even installed the driver. Secondly, the driver installation was very straightforward and trouble-free. Performance-wise, well, I don't have benchmark software available, but it renders 3D images fast enough that I can pan/rotate/zoom as fast as possible and I detect no flicker. The attached image is a typical screen shot. It's not super complex, but there's quite a bit there, and it can render faster than my eyes can see it happening. Special bonus: It's only one slot. It performs just as well as any dual-slot gaming board I've ever used, but eats only one slot. (Slot requirement: PCI-E 3.0, 16 bits).
J. Marcus Stewart
6 juin 2019
