AMD today introduced the ATI FirePro 2450, a quad display graphics accelerator designed to operate at less than 18 watts.<\/p>\n
“The ATI FirePro 2450 offers the reliability professionals expect and the efficiency IT departments require. IT managers want a card they can test once, deploy virtually anywhere, and count on to run reliably,” said Imi Mosaheb, Country General Manager, AMD South Africa. <\/p>\n
“The low power consumption enables cool, energy-efficient operation, as well as superior reliability and longevity. The compact form factor can be deployed in nearly any system. This accelerator is perfect for customers who need more than two displays, such as in financial services and process control.”<\/p>\n
The low profile design of the ATI FirePro 2450 enables IT departments to standardise on one card that can be installed in a broad range of systems, including workstations, desktop PCs and docking stations featuring AMD or other processors. <\/p>\n
ATI FirePro 2450 supports PCI Express 2.0 and offers two VHDCI connectors with breakout cables for quad DVI-I or VGA support. It allows for flexible output configurations, making the card capable of driving multiple high resolution monitors for the maximum amount of screen space. <\/p>\n
The ATI FirePro 2450 is the latest addition to the ATI FirePro multiview offering, replacing the ATI FireMV workstation cards used today by many leading financial services organizations. <\/p>\n
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