Matrox Video Introduces Luma Series Graphics Cards for Multi-Display Control

Composed of three cards from a single slot, the Luma series of Matrox Video Respond to demand to control multiple displays, with a balance between size, reliability and performance, for digital signage applications, videowall, Etc.

The new series of graphics cards Matrox Luma with GPU Intel Arc consists of the models, all from a single slot, A310, A low-profile fanless card; A310F, Also low profile but with fan, and A380, Full-size fan.

Matrox Video has developed this range to respond to the significant market demand for conventional graphics for Control multiple displays, with a balance between size, reliability and performance for different applications, as in digital signage, control rooms, videowall, Etc.

The card Luma A310 It's the only low-profile card so far fanless, offering quiet operation and eliminating a point of failure (the fan), increasing its reliability and service life. Thanks to its small size, it is ideal for a small form factor system, such as behind a monitor or in the Surgical screens of an operating room.

The A310F is suitable for applications that require more performance, as in the commercial gaming environment, where casino machines or arcade games need a small card and extra performance to handle video and 3D rendering. It can also be used in the retail sector to control charts in Digital signage and menus.

Full-size, the Luma A380 card offers higher performance and GDDR6 (6 GB vs. 4 GB of other models in the series. In the health sector, Enables volumetric rendering on medical workstations; In transport and aviation applications provides multi-monitor graphics and video, and live operations control rooms and PC-based simulators, Facilitates control of medium to large size videowall displaying multiple video sources.

All three Luma cards have Four outputs and can control four 5K60 monitors, while they can also do it with up to eight 5K60 or 5K/120 monitors, but are limited to two outputs.

are Compatible with all graphics functions most recent, as DirectX 12 Ultimate, OpenGL 4.6, Vulkan 1.3 and OpenCL 3.0, as well as with oneAPI Intel's Computer Task and Toolkit Distribution of OpenVino From this manufacturer for the development of artificial intelligence, and have Codec engines to encode and decode H.264, H.265, VP9 and AV1.

Close collaboration with Intel made it possible for Matrox Video to customize certain features of Luma cards to meet specific market needs., as they are all compatible with DisplayPort 2.1 and can issue up to 8K60 HDR; A seven-year life cycle, with dedicated customer support, and three-year warranty, with the option to extend it.

The cards include the software of Matrox PowerDesk desktop management to easily configure and manage multi-display configurations, and TAA-compliant SKUs are available.

"The market has always looked to Matrox for multi-head graphics cards with high reliability and stability., with a long life cycle," he says. Daniel Collin, Matrox Video Product Manager-. “With Luma we respond to these requirements in critical environments. In fact, alignment with Intel has resulted in a palette of additional features that expand the value we can bring to our customers.".

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