NVIDIA Quadro P1000 4GB GDDR5 PCIe Graphics Card – 4x Mini DisplayPort – Tested
Description
For sale is a NVIDIA Quadro P1000 professional graphics card with 4GB GDDR5 memory.
This card was removed from a working commercial digital signage / multi-display system and has been tested and confirmed working.
The Quadro P1000 is a compact professional workstation GPU designed for applications such as CAD, 3D visualization, engineering, professional graphics, digital signage, and multi-monitor environments.
The card features four Mini DisplayPort outputs, allowing it to drive multiple displays when used with the appropriate Mini DisplayPort adapters/cables.
Specifications
- Brand: NVIDIA
- Model: Quadro P1000
- GPU: NVIDIA Quadro P1000
- Memory: 4GB GDDR5
- Memory Interface: 128-bit
- Interface: PCI Express
- Video Outputs: 4 × Mini DisplayPort
- Form Factor: Compact / single-slot professional graphics card
- Bracket: High-profile
- Power: Powered directly through the PCIe slot
- External Power Connector: None required
- Application: Professional Workstation / CAD / 3D / Digital Signage
- Multi-Display: Supports multiple displays
- Cooling: Active fan cooling
Condition
USED – TESTED WORKING
The card was removed from a working commercial digital signage / multi-display system and was tested prior to listing.
Normal signs of previous use may be present, including minor scratches, scuffs, dust, or other cosmetic wear.
Please review all photos carefully for the exact condition of the card, labels, bracket, and connectors.
Included
- 1 × NVIDIA Quadro P1000 4GB graphics card
No Mini DisplayPort adapters, video cables, software, or other accessories are included unless specifically shown in the photos.
Important
Please verify compatibility with your computer, workstation, operating system, PCIe slot, and required video connections before purchasing.
The four video outputs are Mini DisplayPort, so standard DisplayPort or HDMI connections may require the appropriate adapter or cable.
Card is tested working and sold as pictured.
