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Sapphire Tech GPRO 8200 A/V converter card with 8GB DDR5 memory

Sapphire Tech

Sapphire Tech GPRO 8200 A/V Converter 8GB DDR5

SKU CH-QG3M-3GHN9

An A/V converter with 8 GB DDR5 memory and four DisplayPort outputs in a PCIe card

  • Product typeA/V Converter
  • 8 GB DDR5 memory enables high-resolution video processing
  • PCIe interface with UEFI support ensures modern system compatibility
  • Quad DisplayPort outputs drive multiple screens simultaneously
  • Compact 3.50 x 6.50 x 12.50 inch form factor fits dense installations

Sapphire GPRO 8200 A/V Converter

The Sapphire GPRO 8200 is an A/V converter with 8 GB DDR5 memory and a PCIe interface. It supports UEFI firmware and includes multiple DisplayPort outputs. The card measures 12.50 inches in length, 6.50 inches in width and 3.50 inches in height with a shipping weight of 3.00 pounds.

Buyers needing video capture or encoding

This converter suits users adding display outputs through a PCIe slot. It is not for buyers who need video capture or encoding functions. It is also not for systems lacking a compatible PCIe slot or UEFI support.

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Price $374.99
Pricier than about 90% of the 3,838 comparable items (median $41.99).

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Product typeA/V Converter

Questions about this item

How does the 8 GB of DDR5 memory perform once the card is installed in a workstation?

The 8 GB DDR5 frame buffer feeds the GPU directly, so professional video-capture and multi-stream playback workloads see consistent bandwidth without spilling to system RAM.

What does the PCIe Quad DisplayPort interface actually limit in daily use?

The four DisplayPort outputs share the card's PCIe lane allocation, so driving all heads at maximum resolution and refresh rate is capped by the host platform's lane count and the GPU's internal pixel clock.

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