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Didn't require a high wattage Power Supply Unit.

+ Cheap + Small footprint + 75W TDP - doesn't require additional power + 4x DP1.4 ports

Combines (2) 1080p monitors into a single,virtual 3840x1080 monitor Lets laptop utilize (3) monitors with a single VGA output (laptop screen + 2 externals) Functionally, it's perfect. I have it strapped to my dual-monitor stand, with the cables all neatly wrapped. Used the HD15 VGA cable that came with the monitor to bring the cable to the laptop. USB is connected to a hub, so the ONLY reason to connect USB to the laptop is to take advantage of features in Matrox Powerdesk (maximize to the monitor where the application resides, etc.) Alternately, you could power this off of a spare USB wall-wart, assuming that you didn't want the Powerdesk functionality.

Even though, I bought this card of another source I thought I'd add my 5 cents too. This was an upgrade to my V3400 that i bought here a little over a year ago. One of the best cards I have seen to date. Next on the list ATI FireGL 8600 series. Great for professional 3D modeling and graphic work. As someone said previously, you get what you paid for... A definite yes!!!

8 Mini Display Ports that use screws to hold the cable in place. Comes will 8 Mini DP to DP and 8 DP to DVI-D adapters.

I didn't have to install any drivers for Ubuntu 16.4. Very small form factor and required no additional power from your power supply Currently driving two 4K monitors with no problem Has 4 x mini Display Ports which makes it super easy to plugin

Very fast card, works fine on Mac OS 9.x. I had to do a completely clean install to get it to work properly.

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