NVIDIA Quadro P1000 4GB Low-Profile Professional GPU

Driving multiple monitors from a small, efficient card. It supports up to four 4K displays at 60Hz through four Mini DisplayPort outputs, from a low-profile, 47W card. That makes it a fit for multi-display professional workstations, trading and monitoring walls, control rooms, digital signage, and CAD or design setups where many displays matter more than compute power.

No. With 640 Pascal CUDA cores and 4GB of GDDR5, it is an entry display and light-graphics card, not a compute or AI GPU. It cannot train or meaningfully run AI models. For AI work, the catalog's A10 (inference and VDI) and the Hopper and Blackwell systems (training) are the tools, and the Ada professional cards for workstation compute and rendering.

Up to four 4K monitors at 60Hz, through four Mini DisplayPort 1.4 outputs. That four-display capability from a single small, low-power card is the P1000's core strength and the reason it is chosen for multi-monitor productivity, financial and monitoring walls, and control-room setups.

The P1000 is built on NVIDIA's Pascal architecture, an earlier professional generation, with GDDR5 memory rather than the GDDR6 of newer cards. It is no longer current, so units are secondary-market or remaining old stock. That can be an economical way to get certified multi-display output, or the exact card to match an existing P1000 deployment, but a buyer wanting current-generation should consider the T400 instead.

2D work, light 3D, CAD and design model viewing, video playback, and multi-display productivity. What it is not for is heavy 3D rendering, simulation, or compute, its 640 CUDA cores and 4GB of GDDR5 are sized for display and light graphics. Matched to display-and-light-graphics needs, it does its job; pushed toward rendering or compute, it is the wrong card.

The T400 is the newer entry display card: Turing generation with GDDR6, four 5K displays, and 8K output, currently in production. The P1000 is the older Pascal card with GDDR5 and four 4K displays, on the secondary market. Both are low-profile multi-display cards; choose the P1000 for economy or to match an existing P1000 fleet, the T400 for current-generation and new stock.

640 Pascal CUDA cores, 4GB of GDDR5 on a 128-bit interface, up to 82 GB/s bandwidth, four Mini DisplayPort 1.4 outputs driving up to four 4K displays at 60Hz, PCIe 3.0, and a 47W power ceiling, in a low-profile form. MillionMiner confirms the card and its condition in the quote.

It lets the P1000 run in almost any system without a supplemental power connector, including compact and small-form-factor workstations. Combined with the low-profile form, that efficiency is why it fits where larger cards cannot, and why it suits multi-workstation or signage deployments where power and space add up across many units.

Given the Pascal generation, units are secondary-market or remaining old stock. MillionMiner verifies each card and confirms its condition in the quote, the same discipline applied across the catalog's prior-generation inventory. The exact condition is stated before you order.

Submit your requirements, display count, workstation type, and quantity, through the quote form. A MillionMiner specialist confirms the card, its condition, quantity, and any multi-display considerations, with delivery. Every unit is tested before shipment and shipped worldwide DDP with duties handled, and the specialist will tell you honestly if the current T400 or different hardware better fits your needs.