HPE RV705AA – ATI FireGL V3350 PCIe Graphics Card
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Key Features
- ATI FireGL V3350 professional GPU
- PCI Express x16 interface
- 256MB graphics memory
- Dual DVI output support
- Designed for CAD workstation use
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HPE RV705AA – ATI FireGL V3350 PCIe Graphics Card
Overview
HPE RV705AA is a professional workstation graphics card based on the ATI FireGL V3350 GPU architecture. It is designed for engineering, CAD, and 3D visualization workloads requiring stable and certified graphics performance.
It provides hardware-accelerated rendering with support for professional graphics APIs such as OpenGL and DirectX, making it suitable for design and modeling applications in enterprise environments.
It is deployed in HP workstation platforms where reliable multi-display and graphics processing capability is required for technical computing tasks. Installation is through a PCI Express x16 slot.
Typical Deployment Scenarios
- CAD and engineering design workstations
- 3D modeling and visualization systems
- Multi-display professional environments
- Legacy workstation upgrades in enterprise IT
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | HP |
| Part Number | RV705AA |
| Product Type | Graphics Card (GPU) |
| GPU Model | ATI FireGL V3350 |
| Memory | 256MB DDR2 |
| Bus Interface | PCI Express x16 |
| Output | Dual DVI-I |
| Application | Professional workstation graphics |
| Usage | CAD / engineering visualization |
| API Support | OpenGL / DirectX 9 |
| Cooling | Active cooling fan |
| Form Factor | Full-height PCIe card |
| System Type | Workstation |
| Architecture | Professional GPU platform |
| Deployment | Enterprise workstation systems |
Compatibility / Ecosystem
Compatible with HP workstation systems supporting PCI Express x16 graphics slots. Used in professional computing environments requiring certified GPU performance for design and engineering applications.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.23 kg |
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