All stock codes associated to this product
QIDQDA8X128F, QID-QDA8X128F, 11MQDA8X128, 11MQDA8X-128
The Matrox Quad Information Display (QID) graphics card represents the evolution of Matrox's cutting-edge multi-monitor technology, offering high-performance quad-display support for dynamic public information displays.
The Matrox QID delivers accelerated quad analog, digital or TV output for digital menus, bars restaurants, lottery machines, department stores, video voting terminals, arrival⁄departure boards, corporate, and other public information display markets that demand high-performance multi-display support.
Matrox QID boards also exhibit trademark Matrox image quality, outstanding stability and feature extensive multi-display capabilities.
Bring more attention to your displays with Matrox QID—powering high-impact graphics animation and helping you replace static information with eye-catching, dynamic content.
Key features
First ever full support for 1600 x 1200 DVI resolutions from a
quad card
AGP 8x interface for accelerated input of video and animation
Single chip with single unified frame buffer for accelerated
screen-to-screen blits
Custom 6.5-inch (16.5 cm) graphics card design
128 MB DDR memory
Multi-display support:
- 1600 x 1200 with 32bpp @ 60 Hz analog and digital resolution
- Connect to either 15-pin VGA monitor or DVI digital flat panel
- Multi TV out using independent TV out chip per output
- Quad overlay support for video content on all four screens
UltraSharp Display Output technology
Four independent desktops (feature available Q3 2004)
*Supported only on motherboards with a 1.5v or 0.8v AGP slot
Proven technology leadership
Matrox is the only graphics board manufacturer that designs its own graphics chips, boards and drivers
All engineering efforts, from chip conception to board design, are focused on ensuring the highest possible image quality
Long product life cycles
The Matrox QID product line has a much longer product life cycle than other mass market graphics cards, which ensures that QID customers are not burdened with frequent and expensive re-qualifications
Long transition periods between each QID generation
No surprise end of life (EOL) announcements
