PCoIP Host Card Kits
Ultimate Security
- Dual Card Kit
- Quad Card Kit
What do PCoIP Host Cards Do?
PCoIP Host Card Kits
Centralize your computers and switch to virtual desktops
Easy to Manage, Fast to Deploy
ClearCube® PCoIP® Host Cards deliver stunning high definition dual- and quad-monitor video performance. The V5400-series use powerful Teradici® PCoIP processors for intelligent video, audio, and USB delivery—secure and encrypted—from remote servers, workstations, and PCs to remote client devices. You can now provision your existing compute resources with the high-performance video card that is standard in ClearCube Blades and Workstations.
What do PCoIP Host Cards Do?
PCoIP Host Card Kits
Centralize your computers and switch to virtual desktops
Easy to Manage, Fast to Deploy
ClearCube® PCoIP® Host Cards deliver stunning high definition dual- and quad-monitor video performance. The V5400-series use powerful Teradici® PCoIP processors for intelligent video, audio, and USB delivery—secure and encrypted—from remote servers, workstations, and PCs to remote client devices. You can now provision your existing compute resources with the high-performance video card that is standard in ClearCube Blades and Workstations.
PCoIP Host Card Kits
Dual-monitor
Host Card Kit
High definition dual monitor video
HP Anyware processors
Low Profile Form Factor
130 Mpps Imaging Performance
Quad-monitor
Host Card Kit
High definition quad monitor video
HP Anyware processors
ATX Form Factor
250 Mpps Imaging Performance
Frequently Asked Questions
ClearCube integrates V5400 into our A-Series, M-Series, and R-Series Blades and Workstations to deliver full 1920 × 1200 resolution on up to four monitors, or 2560 × 1600 resolution on up to two monitors. ClearCube Blades and Workstations are purpose-built for V5422 and V5442 Host Cards with mounting, cooling, and cable connections designed to optimize space and minimize deployment effort. For installation in third-party PCs and workstations, V5400-series Host Cards require only a free ×1 PCIe slot, a video card (GPU), or a system with integrated graphics and video out (DP®, MiniDP, HDMI®, or DVI port).
One of the most noticeable differences will be resolution. For users who need to have crisp and clear resolution they will want to use PCoIP. Some cloud providers do not support certain protocols, so make sure you check! For more differences, check out our article on PCoIP vs Blast Extreme.
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