Matrox M9128-E1024LAF M9128 LP PCIe x16 Dual Monitor Graphics Card

The Matrox M9128-E1024LAF M9128 low-profile PCIe x16 dual monitor graphics card is a game-changer for your display needs. It can render crystal-clear image quality on up to two DisplayPort monitors, with each output reaching resolutions of up to 2560x1600. Boasting 1 GB of memory, it's a powerhouse for multi - monitor applications. This card supports both independent and stretched desktop modes, making it ideal for business, industrial, and government use. Its low - profile design allows for easy integration into various systems. With passive cooling and low power consumption, it runs quietly and reliably. It offers multi - card support, can be paired with other M - Series cards for more monitor support, and has wide enterprise flexibility with a unified driver package. The Matrox PowerDesk software makes it a breeze to configure and manage program windows across multiple monitors. It also supports a wide range of operating systems, including Windows 10, Windows Server 2012, and Linux.

Using your Matrox M9128 graphics card is easy. First, make sure your system is turned off. Install the card into the PCIe x16 slot in your computer. Attach the DisplayPort cables to your monitors and the card. Once the hardware is set up, turn on your computer and install the Matrox PowerDesk software from the official website. This software will help you configure your desktop layout, whether you want an independent or stretched desktop. When using multiple monitors, you can use the edge overlap feature to create a seamless image. Just adjust the overlapping pixels until you're satisfied. As for maintenance, keep your card clean. Since it has a fanless design, dust can accumulate over time. You can use compressed air to blow out any dust every few months. Also, make sure to keep your software up - to - date by regularly checking for driver updates on the Matrox website. Note that the bezel management feature is only available under Windows. And when using the joined adapter mode, there are some limitations in Windows 7 and Vista when M9188 is the additional card, except under Windows 7 XDDM mode.