Sapphire AMD FirePro V4900 1GB GDDR5 Dual DP/DVI-I PCI-Express Graphics Card Graphics Cards 100-505844

This is an amazing graphics card for running multiple displays and it's priced decent compared to other cards that will run 3 indipendant displays. Just make sure that you get active DP to DVI-D adapters and not passive ones, the card does come with one passive adapter but that will not work with Eyefinity to run more than two displays. Also make sure that the adapters have a short cord between the plugs, if you get the little short one piece ones they will not fit in the back of the card because the DP port's are too close together. All in all this is an amazing piece of hardware that has worked great for me so far, I have been running three displays on mine for about two months now with out any problems.

Worked very well once I found the correct drivers on the internet, and no those drivers are not on the AMD web site.There really should be that information with the card.

This was very easy to install and has preformed very well over the past year. I love it.

Used for solidsworks and was happy with the results. In the future I would have spent more and got a better video card designed specifically for solidsworks.

I use Solidworks for some larger projects, so I have a four monitor setup. I use the FirePro on the two monitors I use for SW and the other two run off my mother board (DVI and HDMi) running Win8.1. What's to say, the FirePro does a great job at a modest price. I would recommend it to any workstation user.

This is not a gaming board. It does however work great for Solidworks.

I bought this card specifically because the description says that it supports DisplayPort 1.2. The "1.2" part is important.After installing into a Dell T1600 that I use as a workstation, and connecting my new 4k monitor, Windows says "A display capable of DisplayPort v1.2 data rates and multi-streaming is currently connect to a connector that does not support DisplayPort v1.2. ..."I did the Windows Update, and downloaded the driver update from AMD, rebooted a number of times, reconnected the cables, power-cycled the monitor, and all that -- to no avail. The error message still appears on every startup.The manufacture says it supports 1.2. But, it actually does NOT.

It's a great card for the price. There's a review out there that compared quadro and firepro cards and the 4900 cabme out above some of the higher end cards.