Hi folks !
I have a need to connect 8 displays with one computer. Different windows of a browser is to be displayed in individual screen. for this I am planning to buy a Workstation & install two Nvidia Quadro T1000 Graphics crad each having 4 mini DP Ports. OS will be Windows 11 Pro.
Will I be able to get the display output from both of the Graphics cards simultaneously or from only one of the insatlled Graphics card ?
If anythig is to be modified in my plan, do guide me.
Hi there @synergybrh and welcome to the NVIDIA developer forums.
I don’t see a reason why this would not work. The Turing GPU is a bit old already, but this setup should work, as long as the rest of the system is capable of creating the content to be displayed fast enough.
Thanks!
I use Windows Server 2022, 2x Intel XEON CPU and 6x T1000 but I cannot get 24x video output
I only can get 6x video out in this case
Then, I try ubuntu Linux server and I can get 11x video output
What is the problem here ?
what is your resolution per screen? Windows has a limit to not exceed 16k pixels in one dimension for the desktop, different layout of all the screens MIGHT help, but windows is not a happy OS with that many screens attached…
Hi there, I have 2 of Nvidia Quadro T1000 8Gb Graphics cards, how can I sync them two together and connect them and sync with other system which have sync II card in it ? I didn’t saw on them prepared connector for sync card ?
The T1000 is not capable of syncing between GPUs, between nodes… This feature is only available from 4000 class and up GPUs, and it needs the additional Sync card, now called RTX PRO Sync…