Graphics Card Matrox M9120 PCIe x16 GDDR2

The Matrox M9120 PCIe x16 GDDR2 is a dual‑output graphics card designed for business, government and industrial workstations that require reliable multi‑display operation. It features 512 MB of GDDR2 memory on a 128‑bit memory bus, passive cooling and a native PCI Express x16 interface. The card supports digital resolutions up to 1920×1200 per output and analog resolutions up to 2048×1536, and can be paired with a second Matrox M‑Series card to expand monitor support.

Advantages

The M9120 delivers stable dual‑monitor performance with low noise thanks to its fanless design and low power consumption. With 512 MB of dedicated graphics memory and a 128‑bit memory bus it provides adequate bandwidth for demanding multi‑monitor applications. Native PCIe x16 connectivity ensures maximum interface bandwidth, while Matrox PowerDesk and unified drivers simplify multi‑display configuration and enterprise deployment.

Suitable for

• Business and office workstations requiring two high‑resolution displays
• Control rooms, kiosks and industrial PCs where reliability and low noise are important
• Government and enterprise systems needing stable multi‑display support
• Applications that benefit from paired Matrox M‑Series cards to increase total outputs

Key specifications

• Model: Matrox M9120 PCIe x16 GDDR2 (MPN: M9120‑E512F)
• Memory: 512 MB GDDR2
• Memory bus: 128 bit
• Interface: PCI Express x16
• Max resolution (digital): up to 1920×1200 per output
• Max resolution (analog): up to 2048×1536 per output
• Cooling: passive (fanless)
• OpenGL: compatible with OpenGL 2.0
• Included hardware: card with ATX bracket, two DVI‑I to HD15 adapters
• Included software: Matrox display drivers for Windows Vista and XP, Matrox PowerDesk

How to use

Install the Matrox M9120 into an available PCI Express x16 slot in an ATX chassis and secure the factory‑installed ATX bracket. Connect displays using the card’s DVI‑I outputs; use the supplied DVI‑I‑to‑HD15 adapters if analog VGA connections are required. Install the appropriate Matrox display drivers and Matrox PowerDesk software on supported Windows platforms to configure independent or stretched desktop modes and adjust display settings.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation in multi‑display deployments, ensure system BIOS and operating system are up to date and use matched Matrox drivers. If more than two outputs are required, add a second Matrox M‑Series card and enable joined graphics card mode through the Matrox driver utilities.