Video & Graphics
Video & Graphics covers graphics cards and video extenders. Cards range from the GeForce GT 610 to the RTX 3090 for desktops, Quadro, FirePro and Matrox cards for workstations and multi-monitor setups, and passively cooled Tesla compute cards for GPU servers. StarTech VGA-over-Cat5 and HDMI-over-IP extenders, video brackets and early video memory modules round it out.
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Buying guide
Picking graphics for the job
Display outputs
Count the monitors and their connectors, whether DisplayPort, HDMI, DVI or VGA, before choosing. Matrox and Quadro NVS cards drive several displays from one slot.
Power and size
Gaming cards need PCIe power connectors and room for a long, double-width card. Low-profile cards fit small-form-factor PCs.
Professional or gaming drivers
Quadro and FirePro cards ship with drivers tested against professional design software, while GeForce drivers are tuned for games.
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Frequently asked questions
Will a graphics card fit my small-form-factor PC?
Only a low-profile card, ideally one powered entirely from the slot at 75W or less. Many low-profile cards include both bracket heights.
How far can a video extender reach?
StarTech's VGA-over-Cat5 extenders reach up to about 150 meters, depending on resolution. HDMI-over-IP extenders run across a network switch instead of a direct cable.
Does a server need a graphics card?
Usually not: the video built into its management controller is enough for a console. GPUs are added for compute, AI or virtual desktop workloads, using cards the server supports.
