Intel Arc Pro B70 32GB GDDR6 256-bit PCIe 5.0 x16 33P01IB0BB workstation graphics card
- PCIe 5.0 x16
- Intel
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Adds 32 MB AGP graphics with an Nvidia Vanta2 GPU for legacy workstation upgrades
The Dell 0040U is a workstation graphics card equipped with 32 MB of memory and an Nvidia Vanta2 GPU. It connects via an AGP interface and is supplied in new condition. This hardware suits legacy systems that require a period-correct video adapter.
This card fits builders repairing or restoring vintage AGP platforms that need a basic display output. It is not for users who need 3D acceleration, modern driver support, higher memory capacity, or a different bus interface such as PCI or PCIe.
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The 32MB memory supports dual-display output at standard business resolutions, though 3D performance will be limited to legacy OpenGL applications.
This card requires an AGP slot on the motherboard; it will not fit PCI, PCI-X, or PCI Express slots found in later systems.
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