In 2004 I was working in digital signage for museums and for one of them we needed to drive 16 displays from one computer. The article mentions this card: > On

In 2004 I was working in digital signage for museums and for one of them we needed to drive 16 displays from one computer. The article mentions this card: > On the 17th of December in 2004, the company announced the QIP LP PCIe where the QIP meant Quad Information Display. This was the industry’s first PCIe x16 graphics card, and it was a derivative of the Parhelia. [...] The card could drive four displays with a maximum resolution of 1600 by 1200 per display, I think we had 4 of these in one system and it was the only card on the market that allowed for this. We ran this on Linux and getting the bios set up correctly to support this was a nightmare. My memory is fuzzy though