Question 1

I want use 2 of Accell's UltraAV Displayport to DVI Multi-Monitor Adapters to set up 6 monitors w/ an HP 810-160. Will this setup work?

Accepted Answer

Yes and No, please refer to Nvidias website at:
nvidia dot com /object/nvs-310-graphics-card.html
You will find that you can have 2 displays per card and can use multiple cards, but they do not say if the drivers support more than 2 cards.
That said, I guess you can try and find out and post your results.

Question 2

I need a dual display video card for the HP Z420 I recently purchased form Newegg. Is this card compatible with this workstation?

Accepted Answer

Sorry, I'm not familiar with that particular workstation. However, the card is a standard PCI card, and should be compatible with any recently manufactured personal computer system or workstation that has an available PCI slot.

Question 3

Does this have a driver for windows 10?

Accepted Answer

I do not know about a specific driver, but I have installed Windows 10 with no issues.

Question 4

I own a Powerspec T450 with a PCI Express x16 slot. The operating system that shipped with the computer lists as Windows Vista so this slot would be PCI Express "2.0" x16  ?

Would this card work in such a slotted GPU video card expansion?

Accepted Answer

Assuming that the 'PCI Express x16 slot' described in your system is a PCIe "1.x" x16 slot, this card will still work, but not at its optimal speed.

However, that's not a problem with the video card, and performance should only be affected in high end video games or 3D CAD applications.

Question 5

Does this display card (PNY VCNVS310DVI-PB Quadro NVS 310 512MB 64-bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready Workstation Video Card) come with two DVI adapters or not?

Accepted Answer

Yes. It comes with 2 display port to dvi cables

Question 6

The specs declare this item requires "Plug Type “A” (USA, Canada, Mexico, Japan)"  What is "Plug Type “A”?  If this is a mistake, will the card work with power only provided by the PCI Express connector?

Accepted Answer

AFAIK "Plug Type A" is just a regular ungrounded electrical plug as used in the US, probably a copy/paste error and not applicable to this product. I've slapped these in a few machines at work and never hooked up any additional power supply, they work fine.

Question 7

Is this a Small form factor card or a normal size card?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is a small form factor card, and included a half height and full height blank-out end plate.

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