HP Cluster Platform Server and Workstation Overview

3-pin Mini DIN stereo output (used for shutter glasses)
Connects to system power supply
5.3.4.2 NVIDIA FX4500 Graphics Card
The FX4500 graphics card has the following features:
PCI-E 16x, Dual slot
Two DVI-I outputs, each can provide:
digital output for flat-panel
analog output via a dongle for CRT
Three-pin mini DIN stereo output (used for shutter glasses)
Connects to system power supply
5.3.5 Connecting PCI Graphics Cards to Displays
Connection to display devices is done at the customer site
Digital and analog displays are supported by the graphics card
Display nodes connect to display devices via
DVI-I output on graphics card
Second (lower) DVI-I output connects to KVM using analog adapter
Render nodes are not connected to display devices
Display devices may be:
HP monitors (digital or analog) or projectors
Third party devices such as projection systems from:
Fakespace
Barco
Others
Connection from the graphics card to the display device may be via:
Direct cable-acceptable cable length depends on display resolution (typically a couple
of meters)
A third-party product that extends the reach of the video cable
Indirectly through a third-party video switch
5.3.6 The NVIDIA FX G-Sync PCI Graphics Card (Optional)
You might choose the optional NVIDIA FX G-sync PCI graphics card. The NVIDIA FX G-sync
PCI graphics card:
Synchronizes video refresh and frames for multi-tile displays and stereo.
Connects FX 4500 cards across nodes externally.
Synchronizes the refresh of multiple cards in multiple workstations.
Required for active stereo.
Interconnected using CAT-5 cables.
The G-Sync card uses the PCI slot only for physical support. An internal cable attaches the G-sync
card to one, or both of the graphics cards. Connections to the G-Sync card are not defined in the
Cluster cabling tables. If you are using the Quadro FX G-Sync board in conjunction with a graphics
card, the following additional setup steps are required.
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