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NVIDIA 0B47077 NVS 510 Graphics Card

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Drive four independent 4K-capable displays from a single 35W low-profile card — the NVS 510 is the density-per-watt benchmark for professional multi-monitor workstations.

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Overview

The NVIDIA NVS 510 is a purpose-built professional display card occupying a low-profile PCIe x16 slot and delivering four independent Mini DisplayPort 1.2 outputs at a maximum system draw of 35W. Those numbers aren't just modest — they're the entire value proposition. DisplayPort 1.2 on each output means each connected panel can run at up to 3840×2160, and NVIDIA Mosaic handles multi-display spanning, bezel compensation, and synchronization at the driver level. The integrated H.264 encoder and NVIDIA HD video decode offload playback from the host CPU, relevant in multi-screen digital signage or monitoring applications where video loops constantly across all panels.

The NVS 510 is built for professionals running four-monitor trading desks, control room video walls, CAD workstations, or POS/signage systems — environments where display count and uptime matter more than polygon throughput. It's not a rendering card and makes no pretense of being one. Its ideal home is a SFF enterprise workstation or rack-mount thin client where chassis space is limited, PSU headroom is constrained, and the IT requirement is simply: four screens, always on, zero fuss. If your workflow demands even moderate GPU compute, look elsewhere; if it demands maximum display density per watt, the NVS 510 remains a well-engineered solution.

Key Features

Quad display support1

Display Port 1.2 features.H.264 Encoder

Versatile connectivity options using Mini Display Port (mDP) connector.NVIDIA FXAA and TXAA.Intelligent Power Management

Multi-display experience with NVIDIA Mosaic technology.NVidia High-Definition Video Technology

Maximum Power Consumption:35Watts

Form Factor: Low profile

Specifications

Model
NVIDIA NVS 510 (0B47077)
Form Factor
Low profile, single slot
Display Outputs
4x Mini DisplayPort (mDP)
Display Standard
DisplayPort 1.2
Max Simultaneous Displays
4 independent
Maximum Power Consumption
35W
Auxiliary Power Connector
None required
Multi-Display Technology
NVIDIA Mosaic
Video Encode
H.264 Hardware Encoder
Anti-Aliasing
NVIDIA FXAA, TXAA
Power Management
NVIDIA Intelligent Power Management

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Frequently Asked Questions

All four outputs are fully independent. The card uses NVIDIA Mosaic technology to span or tile displays as a unified desktop, or drive each as a discrete output — no mirroring required.
The NVS 510 ships with four Mini DisplayPort (mDP) connectors. You'll need mDP-to-DisplayPort, mDP-to-HDMI, or mDP-to-DVI adapters depending on your monitors. These are not included — budget for four adapters.
The NVS 510 is a low-profile form factor card. It fits in both full-height and low-profile chassis using the appropriate bracket. It's particularly suited to slim SFF workstations where a dual-slot card won't physically fit.
No. The card draws all power from the PCIe x16 slot, with a maximum consumption of 35W. This makes it compatible with workstations that lack auxiliary GPU power connectors.
No. The NVS 510 is a display-output card, not a compute GPU. It includes an H.264 encoder and NVIDIA HD video decode acceleration, but it has no significant compute throughput. It is engineered for driving displays, not rendering pipelines.