
AMD 100-505597 ATI FirePro RG220 Remote Workstation Graphics
Enhance Your Remote Workstation Performance The ATI FirePro RG220 Remote Workstation Graphics Card provides a reliable solution for remote workstation graphics. With 512MB of memory and PCI-Express connectivity, this video card is designed to deliver stable and efficient performance for professi...
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Overview
Enhance Your Remote Workstation Performance
The ATI FirePro RG220 Remote Workstation Graphics Card provides a reliable solution for remote workstation graphics. With 512MB of memory and PCI-Express connectivity, this video card is designed to deliver stable and efficient performance for professional applications. This retail package ensures you receive a complete and ready-to-install graphics solution for your remote workstation needs.
Specifications:
* Graphics: ATI FirePro RG220 * Memory: 512MB * Interface: PCI-Express * Packaging: RetailKey Features
Local Cloning of Remote Output Stackable Option Flexible Output Configurations Unified Driver Architecture Passive Cooling
512 MB On-board Graphics Memory Low power consumption Direct Mapping Support
Chipset: FirePro RG220 Video Memory: 512MB DDR3
Bus: PCI Express 2.0 x16 Max. Resolution: 1920 x 1200
Connectors: Dual Ethernet ports plus DMS-59 (Support Dual DVI-D) Thermal: Heatsink Low Power Design: Yes DirectX 10.1 and OpenGL 2.1 support
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Features a low power consumption design, contributing to energy efficiency in workstation setups.
- Equipped with 512 MB of on-board graphics memory (DDR3), supporting display requirements for remote workstation applications.
- Supports flexible output configurations with Dual Ethernet ports and DMS-59, allowing for versatile display connectivity.
- Utilizes a passive cooling system, which can result in quieter operation compared to actively cooled cards.
- Designed with a Unified Driver Architecture, simplifying driver management and system integration.
- Supports DirectX 10.1 and OpenGL 2.1, ensuring compatibility with a range of professional applications and older software.
- Enables local cloning of remote output, which is beneficial for remote workstation management and monitoring.
👎 Cons
- The 512MB DDR3 graphics memory is quite limited for modern high-resolution displays or graphically intensive applications.
- The maximum resolution supported is 1920 x 1200, which is below 4K standards and may be a limitation for users with ultra-high-definition monitors.
- Uses PCI Express 2.0 x16, which is an older generation of PCIe and might not offer the same bandwidth as newer standards.
- DirectX 10.1 and OpenGL 2.1 support are outdated, potentially limiting compatibility with contemporary professional software that requires newer API versions.
- The "Remote Workstation Graphics" designation implies a specific use case, and it may not be optimized for general computing or gaming.
- Information regarding video output capabilities is limited to DMS-59, which requires an adapter for standard DVI-D connections (Dual DVI-D support).