Matrox P65-MDDE128 Millenium P650 Pcie 128MB Ddr DUAL400MHZ W Dualhead Dvi Cable
Matrox P65-MDDE128 Millenium P650 Pcie 128MB Ddr DUAL400MHZ W Dualhead Dvi Cable see short title
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Matrox Millennium P650 PCIe 128 is the first Millennium P-Series graphics card designed for PCI Express (?16). This product brings the reliability, stability, and features of the proven Millennium P-Series product line to the PCI Express architecture.With full DualHead support for using 2 digital or analog monitors at a time and 128 MB of graphics memory, this product is ideal for a wide-range of professional applications. By helping to manage la... » full description
Matrox Millennium P650 PCIe 128 is the first Millennium P-Series graphics card designed for PCI Express (?16). This product brings the reliability, stability, and features of the proven Millennium P-Series product line to the PCI Express architecture.With full DualHead support for using 2 digital or analog monitors at a time and 128 MB of graphics memory, this product is ideal for a wide-range of professional applications. By helping to manage large amounts of information, Matrox high-quality, multi-display support can help improve productivity and reduce errors. « short desciption
User Reviews
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Review Date: 2008-05-15
This card is designed for people who use Photoshop and other graphics applications. It does not have 3D features like other cards designed for gamers, so it will not score well in Vista which uses 3D for the Aero interface. It has 2 digital video outputs and is great for dual monitors in Photoshop and Lightroom 2.0. It has been around for awhile so you need to download the latest drivers and update the bios if necessary. I use it's big brother the Parhelia, and it renders awesome sharp colors and speeds up Photoshop.
User: Crazy Old Geek
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Summary: Designed for graphics pros...not gamers
Helpful Votes: 0
Total Votes: 0
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Review Date: 2008-04-29
I bought this card and hoped it would help me with my Vista install blinking when I did something that required more graphics horse power. I had tested using Vista's Windows experience and the card I had rated a 2. That was bad so I bought this card and now it's rated 1. I use AutoCAD and now I have to replace this card as it didn't hold up. I couldn't find a review of it and bought it on faith. New something was not going to work right for me when I saw the dates on the install disk were from April 2005. I went to the Matrox site and got the latest drives but the firmware is out of date as well.
So steer clear of this dud.
User: Richard A. Benn
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Summary: Don't bother!
Helpful Votes: 0
Total Votes: 2