nVidia today ushered in a new era of advanced visualisation for the professional graphics market with the introduction of the Quadro Plex 1000, the world’s first dedicated Visual Computing System (VCS).

By delivering an order-of-magnitude increase in levels of productivity and capability for advanced visualisation, the Quadro Plex offers advanced scalability in a sleek desktop or dense 3U rackmount configuration for demanding professional applications such as those powering multiple streams of 4K high-definition video, 3D styling and design, scientific and medical visualisation, oil and gas exploration, or visual simulation and training.

Featuring SLI multi-GPU technology, the Quadro Plex is an external visual compute system delivering a massive density of up to 20x when compared to traditional GPU solutions, and performance of up to 80-billion pixels/s and 7-billion vertices/s. It also supports resolutions as high as 148-Megapixels on 16 synchronised digital-output channels and eight HD SDI channels. Scalability beyond current solutions offeres multiple configurations ranging from a single system to a cluster to further scale system ability.

The Quadro Plex 1000 is compatible with an officially certified set of x86 32- and 64-bit Intel and AMD processors running Windows and Linux operating systems. The Quadro Plex is planned to be certified on all industry-leading applications and ship in September 2006, with prices starting at $17500.

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