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I would absolutely love to pickup a dual-DVI PCI version if Matrox was selling one...
Anybody know if this is a possibility?
Anybody know if this is a possibility?
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probably not...
there are PCI-X parhelias for medical imaging... but... it probably won't suit your purposes -
IIRC there is dual DVI G450 PCI, but it's hard to find.
You should ask Haig or Sales Soup or call Matrox.Comment
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wow! Really? DualDVI G450! That I never heard of! Interesting indeed...Comment
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??Originally posted by UtwigMU
IIRC there is dual DVI G450 PCI, but it's hard to find.
You should ask Haig or Sales Soup or call Matrox.
the only dual-DVI G-Series cards are the G550 Dual-DVI (AGP) and G200/G450 MMS dual (PCI)OFFICIAL EX-
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That's probably what Utwig was thinking of then. Perhaps a bit pricey for most of us though...Originally posted by ex-SalesSoup
the only dual-DVI G-Series cards are the G550 Dual-DVI (AGP) and G200/G450 MMS dual (PCI)
While you're here Soupy, can you comment on the likelihood of PCI P-series cards? I think that would be a very good thing for Matrox.Blah blah blah nick blah blah confusion, blah blah blah blah frog.Comment
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I don't think matrox will make it on PCI.
For a P or P-LX in PCI interface, the only desirable feature is triplehead. But there are already high priced G200/G450 MMS. Launching such a card may alter the price structure of MMS cards, and I don't think Matrox will be happy of such situation.Comment
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As George YS mentioned, it would probably cut into MMS sales...that being said, I don't think that's out of the realm of possibility, given that we released the G450 PCI quite a while back with no G550 PCI-based solution to follow.Originally posted by Ribbit
That's probably what Utwig was thinking of then. Perhaps a bit pricey for most of us though...
While you're here Soupy, can you comment on the likelihood of PCI P-series cards? I think that would be a very good thing for Matrox.OFFICIAL EX- EMPLOYEE
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hmmm 6 head MMS goodness soupy?Juu nin to iro
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Umm....how about to make a futher step forward, to integrate 4 P chips on a card?Originally posted by Sasq
hmmm 6 head MMS goodness soupy?
Parhelia MMS - The first graphics solution supports up to 12 monitors.
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Cool, but I'll only be really impressed if they do that on a low-profile card
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... and without the need for external power connectors
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...and with wireless screens...
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Originally posted by Kurt
...and with wireless screens...
...and for $1.50...
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