PNY Quadro NVS 295 VCQ295NVS-X16-DVI-PB 256MB 64-bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 Graphics Card

(9 customer reviews)

$73.49

PNY Quadro NVS 295 VCQ295NVS-X16-DVI-PB 256MB 64-bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 Graphics Card

SKU: 9BBE5E0A Category:
Additional information
Brand

PNY

Model

VCQ295NVS-X16-DVI-PB

Interface

PCI Express 2.0 x16

Chipset Manufacturer

NVIDIA

GPU

Quadro NVS 295

CUDA Cores

8 CUDA Parallel Processor Cores

Memory Size

256MB

Memory Interface

64-bit

Memory Type

GDDR3

DirectX

DirectX 10

OpenGL

OpenGL 3.0

DisplayPort

2

DVI

2 (By adapter)

Digital Resolution

2560 x 1600

Operating Systems Supported

Certified Corporate and Financial ApplicationsHummingBird ExceedsLotus NotesMcAfee Virus ScanMicrosoft OfficepcAnywhereReutersTradestationAnd many more

System Requirements

Minimum System RequirementsPC compatible with Intel Pentium 4/Xeon or AMD Opteron class processor or higherOpen PCI Express x16 lane slotMicrosoft Windows Vista

,

XP

,

2000

,

or Linux512MB system memory50MB of available disk space for full installationCD-ROM or DVD-ROM driveDVI-I or DisplayPort compatible display

Features

23W Max Power ConsumptionShader Model 4.0NVIDIA CUDA Parallel Computing ProcessorEnergyStar Compliant

Package Contents

2 x DisplayPort to DVI-D SL Adapters

First Listed on Newegg

July 26

,

2021

Reviews (9)

9 reviews for PNY Quadro NVS 295 VCQ295NVS-X16-DVI-PB 256MB 64-bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 Graphics Card

  1. Anderson T.

    Pros: Does not require 6-pin PCI-E, supports x1 variants of the same card for multiple displays. WDDM drivers work great in Vista. DisplayPort cables “click” and “lock” so they don’t fall out of the back of your case. Cons: PNY needs new graphics designers for their video card boxes… mine was the same look as they’ve been for ages! 🙂 Overall Review: In S5000XVNSAS (Intel) Xeon Workstation Boards, if you add x1 cards they become the primary displays for some reason. It is more an issue with the workstation board than it is with this video card.

  2. Anonymous

    Pros: Low power consumption. Runs cool. No noise…as it is passive. Great graphics…runs animation videos very well, especially when you consider the low price. Nice DVI output dongles…I hooked one up to an HDMI converter and it is running HDMI very smoothly. Very satisfied. Cons: None I can see. Overall Review: Low profile…fits nicely in my Shuttle SF30G2 PLUS. Doesn’t need external power.

  3. Anonymous

    Pros: Low power consumption (works with my 2-yr. old HP business tower OE single rail PSU), flawless driver install (just went straight to nvidia.com), Windows 7 compatible, DEAD SILENT obviously because it’s fanless. In a modest business tower with an SSD, this is wicked. Cons: None, unless it’s just not as cool looking as the dual-SLI with HSF graphics and backlit fans. But wait, it’s inside your computer! Who cares? This is a professional graphics card- no WoW players here. Overall Review: Might not be a worthwhile review since I just installed it 20 minutes ago, but I’ve been an nVidia customer for more than a decade and this was the most flawless, fastest, zero issue and glorious display afterwards install I’ve ever had. No moving parts, should be rock solid. The included DVI adaptors sealed the deal for me on this- decent ones are another $15/ea. on here. Great deal for a Quadro card, really satisfied so far.

  4. AnDi I.

    Pros: Easily handles 2 x 1920×1200 DVI monitors without breaking a sweat under linux (rhel 4.6) using the nvidia-drivers. Doesn’t have a fan, which is a big plus, because I’ve had 2 GPU fans break on me and others which were way too noisy. Cons: Probably not great at 3D rendering, but we don’t care–we use it for designing semiconductors, not for playing World of Warcraft. Overall Review: Wish it weren’t so pricey

  5. Dennis T.

    Pros: Fanless with dual monitor support. Helps keep my workstation silent. Cons: Details and images show 2 DisplayPort adapters. Box only comes with single adapter. Had to order second adapter.

  6. NICHOLAS W.

    Pros: OK, I know what I’m doing when it comes to building computers, been working in IT for 12 years. But after installing this only one monitor would work (a Dell U2412m, via a DisplayPort cable). My older second monitor, a Dell 2001FP, would not work via the provided DVI->display port cable.
    I was super busy with work and exhausted all the obvious things (swapping DVI converters, etc.), so I decided to email support instead of spending hours troubleshooting it… and amazingly I got an email back within a day with some suggestions, then a call the following day with more and the problem was solved. And support was US based, from NJ, thanks for the help John!
    Not 100% sure what the solution was, but likely it was a bad DVI cable, I’m now a happy camper with dual monitors (it’s a long time coming). Cons: None. OK, I wish Windows 7 had virtual desktops like KDE or Gnome that worked well, but that’s not PNY’s fault.

  7. Anonymous

    Pros: Fanless video card that works well and is made by a company with a great track record. Cons: I think it’s a little over-priced. Overall Review: I really wanted a decent video card that supports dual monitors and is fanless and quiet. This card does that job. You will see some stuttering in Windows 7 Aero animations with this card.

  8. Joseph L.

    Pros: Plusses: Passive cooling, easy installation, & brackets to fit low profile SFF cases. Cons: Minuses: Graphics performance DECREASED 1 full number on Windows 7 Experience Index from built-in motherboard graphics. Overall Review: I would have expected at least no change in the graphics score or higher than built-in graphics. The performance decrease was unexpected and extremely disappointing. If I had not installed it and tried it, I would return it for a refund. It might work well in other systems, but for me, it was money down the toilet.

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