NVIDIA RTX PRO Sync Card

Key Points

• Supports up to 32 displays or projectors per system using NVIDIA Mosaic technology.
• Connects up to 4 GPUs per sync card for unified performance.
• Compatible with Windows 10, 11, and Linux operating systems.
• Includes TTL Sync Generation output via BNC connector for external hardware integration.
• Features flexible cabling with included 12-inch and 24-inch sync cables.
• Enables advanced features like Warp Engine, application scaling, and seamless 8K playback.
• Remote configuration and monitoring available via NVWMI.

The NVIDIA RTX PRO Sync card is the definitive solution for professionals requiring absolute visual consistency across complex, multi-display environments. Designed to work seamlessly with NVIDIA RTX professional and Data Center GPUs, this hardware ensures that every display, projector, or LED panel in your installation operates in perfect lockstep. Whether you are managing a massive digital signage network, a high-fidelity control room, or an immersive VR cave, the RTX PRO Sync provides the stability and precision needed for mission-critical deployments.

By leveraging NVIDIA Mosaic technology, the system can drive up to 32 displays from a single workstation, eliminating tearing and latency issues that plague standard multi-GPU configurations. The card supports advanced workflows including Warp Engine for complex geometry correction, application scaling, and mixed 2D/3D content rendering. With support for the latest Blackwell, Ada, Ampere, and Turing architectures, it is a future-proof investment for studios and enterprises pushing the boundaries of visual computing.

Installation is streamlined through a robust hardware and software integration package. Each unit includes the necessary sync cables to connect up to four GPUs, with the ability to daisy-chain a second sync card to double your capacity to eight GPUs. Beyond simple synchronization, the card offers TTL Sync Generation via a BNC connector, allowing for precise timing with external broadcast or scientific equipment. Manage your entire display array locally or remotely using the NVIDIA WMI interface, ensuring your visual infrastructure remains perfectly calibrated at all times.