VCQK4000SDI-IO-PB - PNY Nvidia Quadro K4000 3GB GDDR5 192-Bit PCI Express 2.0 x16 Video Graphics Card

About PNY VCQK4000SDI-IO-PB, Quadro K4000, 3 GB, GDDR5, 192 bit, 3840 x 2160 pixels, PCI Express 2.0

PNY VCQK4000SDI-IO-PB. Graphics processor family: NVIDIA, Graphics processor: Quadro K4000. Discrete graphics card memory: 3 GB, Graphics card memory type: GDDR5, Memory bus: 192 bit. Maximum resolution: 3840 x 2160 pixels. DirectX version: 11, OpenGL version: 4.1, Dual Link DVI. Interface type: PCI Express 2.0. Cooling type: Active, Number of fans: 1 fan(s)

NVIDIA® Quadro® K4000 SDI I/O – Supercharged NVIDIA Kepler™ – Architecture Performance and Teamed with SDI Input and Output for Broadcast, Video, and Film Workflows.

The NVIDIA® Quadro® K4000 graphics card takes advantage of the NVIDIA Kepler™ architecture to dramatically accelerate professional applications. With the NVIDIA Quadro K4000 SDI I/O you can count on superior interaction when utilizing sophisticated virtual sets, augmented reality broadcast solutions, or rendering richer scene details and effects for video, film, or broadcast production workflows that depend on the ingest and output of SDI SD, HD, or 2K video. The Quadro K4000 SDI I/O features a range of innovative features, including SMX for increased per-clock throughput of key graphics operations and bindless textures that enable the GPU to reference textures directly in memory.

The NVIDIA Quadro SDI Capture board delivers the industry's first fully integrated GPU-based solution for capture of SD-, HD-, and 3G-SDI video footage, in real-time, directly to GPU memory and supports all SMPTE standard formats. The NVIDIA Quadro SDI Output board is the ideal solution for digital broadcasting applications such as virtual sets, sports, and weather news systems that composite live video footage onto virtual backgrounds and sends the resulting live video for TV broadcast. SDI output allows film production, post-production, and finishing professionals to preview the results of 3D compositing, editing, and color grading in real-time on high definition broadcast monitors. The 8-, 10-, or 12-bit SDI generated from programmable graphics enables a direct connection to broadcast monitors, switchers, take decks, or SDI projectors.