BIOS: Technology Means Business

nVidia continues to improve workstation graphics performance with six new Quadro FX solutions for high-end, mid-range and entry-level professionals.

The company’s Quadro FX products have long been the industry’s top choice for professional application users, and this latest generation cements the company’s leadership position.

Combined with the recently announced line of mobile workstation graphics, the Quadro FX family of solutions represents the most extensive line of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) professional graphics solutions ever assembled, says the company.

The new Quadro product line-up includes the Quadro FX 5500, offering 1GB of frame buffer memory for the most challenging professional 3D applications. There’s also the Quadro FX 3500 (standard high-end configuration for major OEMs and enterprise customers worldwide) and Quadro FX 1500 (first mid-range solution to offer high performance coupled with two dual-link DVI connectors, 256MB GDDR3 frame buffer memory, and HD video output).

The Quadro FX 560 introduces dual-link DVI, fast DDR3 128MB graphics memory and HD video output, while the Quadro FX 550 offers compelling price performance, featuring dual DVI with 128MB of graphics memory. Finally, the Quadro FX 350 is an economical professional graphics option that incorporates a variety of architectural features found in the entire product line.

Sun Microsystems is one of the first industry-leading workstation manufacturers to offer the high-end, performance-leading Quadro FX 5500-based solutions to professional 3D graphics customers.

nVidia’s Quadro FX-based solutions are available widely through leading OEMs, including IBM, Sun, and FSC, leading workstation system integrators, including Alienware and BOXX Technologies, and nVidia channel partners PNY Technologies (US and EMEA), Leadtek (APAC) and Elsa (Japan).

[Best Graphics Card Pricing UK]
[Best Graphics Card Pricing US]

Got this product? Got a camcorder/mic? Let us post YOUR video/podcast review!