Question 1

Will this work for my Dell 960 SFF Quad Core Q9400 2.66 Ghz 4GB 160GB DVD-RW windows 7 professional computer?

Accepted Answer

It should if you have an available PCI-e 16x slot on your motherboard. Assuming you are replacing your existing graphics card, it should be fine.

Question 2

How many monitors will this support?

Accepted Answer

Hello,

The answer is 2.
Attaches to ultra-high-resolution digital panels producing phenomenal photorealistic image quality from a range of display connectors. The Quadro 4000 GPU simultaneously supports two active display channels including DVI-DL and DisplayPort at resolutions up to 2560 x 1600 at 60Hz. The included DVI to VGA adapter supports resolutions up to 2048 x 1536 at 85Hz. HDMI 1.3a compliant displays can be driven with a 3rd party adapter (must be purchased separately) at resolutions up to 1920 x 1080 at 60Hz.

I couldn't make the monitor in the HDMI port to be the primary monitor though. It doesn't matter for my needs, but might to you.

Question 3

I bought an ASRock Exstreme3 970 from NewEgg a year a ago. Is this card compatible? I plan on using it primarily for Solidworks.

Accepted Answer

I use it with Solidworks with no issues.  It is a little slow with ANSYS compared to the Quadro 4000 I have on another machine, but I see no difference with Solidworks.  I do have 32 GB of RAM in the machine with the Quadreo 600, compared to 16 GB in the older machine with the Quadro 4000.

Hope this helps!

Question 4

What is the warrenty on the Quadro 600?

Accepted Answer

I'm sorry, Cal; I don't know. I have been using this card constantly since July 2013 with no problems whatsoever.

Hope that helps!

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