NVIDIA Quadro P2200 5GB Single-Slot Professional GPU

Display output and light graphics from a compact, efficient card. It drives up to four 4K monitors through four DisplayPort 1.4 outputs, from a single-slot, 75W card, which suits multi-monitor professional workstations, CAD and design review stations, content and productivity setups, and 2D and light 3D work where capable display output matters more than compute power.

No. With 1,280 Pascal CUDA cores and 5GB of GDDR5X, it is a 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 A30 and A10 (inference and HPC) and the Hopper and Blackwell systems (training) are the tools, and the Ada professional cards for workstation compute and rendering.

It is the step up in the Pascal entry range. The P2200 has 1,280 CUDA cores to the P1000's 640, faster GDDR5X memory, and 5GB versus 4GB, more capability for 2D and light-3D work, while keeping the compact single-slot form. Both are Pascal-generation display cards; choose the P2200 when you want more headroom than the P1000, or the P1000 for the most economical multi-display option.

Up to four 4K monitors through four DisplayPort 1.4 outputs. That four-display capability from a single-slot, 75W card is the P2200's core strength and the reason it suits multi-monitor productivity, CAD review, and content workstations.

The P2200 is built on NVIDIA's Pascal architecture, an earlier professional generation, with GDDR5X memory. It is no longer current, so units are secondary-market or remaining old stock. That can be an economical way to get capable certified multi-display output, or the card to match an existing Pascal deployment, but a buyer wanting current-generation should consider the T400 or RTX 2000 Ada instead.

2D work, light 3D, CAD and design model viewing, content review, and multi-display productivity, capably for a mid-entry card. What it is not for is heavy 3D rendering, simulation, or compute, its 1,280 Pascal cores and 5GB are sized for display and light graphics. Matched to those needs it does its job; pushed toward rendering or compute, it is the wrong card.

1,280 Pascal CUDA cores, 5GB of GDDR5X on a 160-bit interface at up to 200 GB/s, four DisplayPort 1.4 outputs driving up to four 4K displays, PCIe 3.0, and a 75W power ceiling, in a single-slot full-height form. MillionMiner confirms the card and its condition in the quote.

It runs in almost any system without a supplemental power connector, and the single slot leaves room for other cards or fits space-conscious workstations. Combined, that efficiency and compactness are why the P2200 integrates easily into standard and multi-card professional builds.

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 a current-generation card or different hardware better fits your needs.