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ATI FirePro S400


$799.00 Released July, 2009

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Makes connecting multiple video cards easy. Provides a big performance boost, can notice the difference. Framelock is dead-on, can use multiple screens and have them all in sync perfectly.

The Cons:Need to pay special attention to the motherboard's layout to make sure this will set up properly.

The ATI FirePro S400 isn't a stand-alone video card, but rather a module that helps video cards work together. High demand applications can be aided by attaching multiple video cards together in a computer via the S400, boosting performance.

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It also uses Framelock to coordinate 3D rendering across multiple displays and video projectors for the creation of large video walls. Finally, through Genlock technology film makers can use the S400 to sync up HD, SDI and other analog standards. This makes it possible to work with cameras, recorders and mixers in post-production.

Features

  • Up to 4 video cards in a PC can be supported at once
  • Supports the ATI FirePro V8750
  • Works well for professional video, broadcast, simulation and non-linear editing applications
  • Framelock coordinates 3D rendering across multiple displays
  • 3D buffer swapping keeps outputs in perfect synchronization
  • Genlock compatible with cameras, recorders, mixers, keyers
  • HD, SDI, PAL, and NTSC compatible
  • Firmware upgradeable
  • Standard PCI slot

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    makes connecting multiple video cards easy

  • 1

    provides a big performance boost, can notice the difference

  • 1

    Framelock is dead-on, can use multiple screens and have them all in sync perfectly

  • 1

    enables advanced video editing capabilities for higher-end equipment, good for professional use

  • 1

    just uses a standard PCI slot, don't need to sacrifice a PCI-E x16 for it

  • 1

    good online support for the card, lots of useful information available

Cons
  • 1

    need to pay special attention to the motherboard's layout to make sure this will set up properly

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