Servers usually are not supposed for high end graphics. HP does not offer any optional graphic card for this server, however if you need to install a graphic card in your server you need to consider the available slots in first step and your future requirement for expansion. If you just need two ports, which I don't understand the purpose, please consider using and VGA port splitter instead of installing a graphic card. Please explain purpose, may be we can suggest you a better alternate.

If you still need to install a grphic card, consider ATI PCI-E graphic card, again HP does not test third party graphic card with their servers, you may need to consult graphic card manufacturer manuals if its supported on this server. Hp Driver Packages Sccm 2012. Thank you and regards. I cant believe the number of 'blog trog' numpties who immediately blog up a spec's page to any question like this. If the specs gave the details then people wouldnt be asking would they!!! The reply then also comes up in many searches done by people like myself - who have already read the specs. Time wasters. The useful answer is the DL380s will work quite happily with a card that takes less than 70W and will use 1 pcie channel.

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I finally got to this after buying a whole number of different cards from ebay. I now have an ATI FirePro 2450 - gives 4 high res vga screens, and runs a treat. I had previously a 2 vga unit in which also worked well, an NVIDIA GeForce 9500GT. I only moved to the ATI because I run VMs and needed extra screens.

Hope that is more helpful to people. Dear PaulMcC I have one small query here is that are you able to get the display through ILO after installing these optional graphic cards? PaulMcC wrote: I cant believe the number of 'blog trog' numpties who immediately blog up a spec's page to any question like this. If the specs gave the details then people wouldnt be asking would they!!! The reply then also comes up in many searches done by people like myself - who have already read the specs. Time wasters. The useful answer is the DL380s will work quite happily with a card that takes less than 70W and will use 1 pcie channel.

I finally got to this after buying a whole number of different cards from ebay. I now have an ATI FirePro 2450 - gives 4 high res vga screens, and runs a treat. I had previously a 2 vga unit in which also worked well, an NVIDIA GeForce 9500GT. I only moved to the ATI because I run VMs and needed extra screens. Hope that is more helpful to people.

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