The DVI ADD2 is an Advanced Digital Display 2 (ADD2) adapter card that offers a convenient, low-cost method for connecting a DVI digital display to the graphics controller of an i915G-based mainstream or high-end desktop PC with a vacant PCIE x16 slot. The adapter card is based on the Silicon Image Sil 1364 Transmission Minimized Differential Signaling (TMDS) transmitter, offering high quality visual experience with a rock solid, crystal-clear display.The adapter card plugs into the PCI Express x16 slot of a PC with an ADD2-compliant chipset, such as the Intel i915G. With the card installed, the PCs VGA connector is still available for a conventional VGA monitor so that both displays can be used simultaneously in a clone-mode or in an extended desktop configuration.The HP DVI ADD2 card is the lowest-cost solution to allow DVI connectivity on most Intel-based Business Desktop PC''s.
Features
Manufacturer
Hewlett-Packard
Interfaces/Ports
1 x
Host Interface
PCI Express x16
Manufacturer Part Number
DY674A
Standard Warranty
1 Year Limited
Maximum Resolution
1600 x 1200
Manufacturer Website Address
www.hp.com
Digital Signal
Yes
Product Name
DVI ADD2 Graphics Adapter Card
Product Type
Graphics Card
Tech Specs
Interfaces/Ports
1 x
Host Interface
PCI Express x16
Standard Warranty
1 Year Limited
Package Contents
DVI ADD2 card
ATX bracket
Software (Drivers) CD-ROM
Product documentation
Manufacturer
Hewlett-Packard
Manufacturer Part Number
DY674A
Additional Information
Enhances Intel''s Extreme Graphics2 integrated graphics solutions by providing an all-digital DVI-D graphics connector
Allows an attached DVI-D display to work with or independently of a display connected to the VGA port integrated on the motherboard
Dot Clock: 165 MHz maximum
DVI-D Connector:
Compliant with DDWG (Digital Display Working Group) and VESA specifications for a single-link digital DVI (DVI-D) connector
single-link DVI-D solution operating at up to 165MPs
Host Interface Connector:
Mechanically compliant with PCI-E standard
Complies with the Intel ADD2 and Intel Serial Digital Video Output (SDVO) specifications
