703482-001 HP AMD Fire Pro W7000 PCIE X16 4GB GDDR5 SDRAM Video Card. Refurbished.

Description Supported Display Resolutions Supported Display Resolutions refer to the different sizes or dimensions of a display or screen that a graphics card can output. The resolution of a display refers to the number of pixels that make up the image on the screen. The higher the resolution, the sharper and more detailed the image will be. The supported display resolutions of a graphics card will depend on the capabilities of the card’s GPU processor and memory, as well as the connectors and cables used to connect the card to the display. Some common display resolutions include: 720p (1280×720 pixels) 1080p (1920×1080 pixels) 1440p (2560×1440 pixels) 4K (3840×2160 pixels) 5K (5120×2880 pixels) 8K (7680×4320 pixels) Graphics cards may support multiple display resolutions, and may also have different maximum refresh rates for different resolutions. It’s important to check the specifications of a graphics card to ensure that it supports the display resolution and refresh rate that you require for your intended use, such as gaming or professional graphics work. Audio Capabilities The HP AMD Fire Pro W7000 Video Card is primarily designed to handle video and graphics processing, and does not have built-in audio capabilities. However, the card does support audio over DisplayPort, which means that if your monitor has built-in speakers or you have external speakers connected to your monitor, you can use them to play audio. DisplayPort is a digital video and audio interface that is widely used in modern computer systems and monitors. DisplayPort supports audio signals and can transmit both audio and video over a single cable. The HP AMD Fire Pro W7000 Video Card supports DisplayPort version 1.2, which provides enough bandwidth to handle high-quality audio as well as high-resolution video. To use audio over DisplayPort, you will need to connect your monitor to the HP AMD Fire Pro W7000 Video Card using a DisplayPort cable, and ensure that your monitor’s audio settings are configured to use the DisplayPort audio input. Note that not all monitors support audio over DisplayPort, so you should check your monitor’s specifications to ensure that it has this capability. Fan Speed and Noise Control Options Fan speed and noise control options are important factors to consider when using a GPU, as they can affect the system’s overall noise level, temperature, and performance. The fan speed determines how fast the fan blades spin, which in turn affects the amount of air that is circulated through the GPU and the temperature of its components. Noise control options allow users to adjust the fan speed to control the level of noise generated by the GPU. These options can range from simple fan speed settings in the system BIOS or operating system to more advanced fan control software that allows for more fine-grained adjustments. There are several benefits to adjusting the fan speed and noise control options of a GPU. For example, increasing the fan speed can help to reduce the temperature of the GPU and prevent overheating, which can improve its performance and stability. On the other hand, lowering the fan speed can reduce the noise generated by the GPU and make the system quieter, which can be beneficial for users who are sensitive to noise. Modern GPUs often come with advanced fan control options that allow users to set custom fan curves, adjust the fan speed based on the temperature of the GPU, and even control the fan speed of individual fans on the GPU. These options can be accessed through the GPU manufacturer’s software or third-party applications. It’s important to note that adjusting the fan speed and noise control options can have an impact on the performance and lifespan of the GPU, so it’s recommended to use these features with care and ensure that the GPU remains within its safe operating temperature range. Key Features: Type: Video Card Card Interface: Compatibility: Pc Processor: Graphic Processor: Amd Firepro W7000 Processor Speed: 574 Mhz Ramdac Speed: 400 Mhz Stream Processors: 448 Memory/Technology: Installed Memory: 4 Gb Memory Tech: Gddr5 Sdram Memory Speed: 2900 Mhz Memory Interface: 384-Bit Memory Bandwidth: 144 Gb/Sec Technical Features: Form Factor: Plug-In Card Max Screen Resolution: 3840 X 2400 @ 24 Hz Digital Video Standard: Digital Visual Interface (Dvi), Displayport Api Supported: Directx 11, Opengl 4.0 Max Monitors Supported: 2 Multi-Gpu Technology: Sli Hdcp Compatible: Yes Input / Output: Interfaces: 1 X Dvi-I (Dual Link) – 29 Pin Combined Dvi 2 X Displayport – 20 Pin Displayport 1 X 3d Glasses – 3 Pin Mini-Din 1 X Vga – 15 Pin Hd D-Sub (Hd-15) Compatible Slots: 1 X Pci Express 2.0 X16 System Requirements: Pc Compatible With Intel Pentium 4/Xeon Or Amd Opteron Class Processor Or Higher Open Pci Express X16 Lane Slot 1gb System Memory (2gb Recommended) 100mb Of Available Disk Space For Full Installation Cd-Rom Or Dvd-Rom Drive Vga, Dvi-I Or Displayport Compatible Display 600w Power Supply.