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MATROX GRAPHICS RELEASES WINDOWS 64-BIT DISPLAY DRIVERS
The Matrox 64-bit SE drivers support both AMD64 processors and 64-bit Intel Xeon processors. With this release, Matrox continues its distinguished tradition of delivering high-quality, reliable, and future-proof graphics solutions to professional markets, with real-world benefits such as increased productivity and efficiency. "By making 64-bit drivers simultaneously available for our PCI, AGP and PCI Express graphics products, Matrox is providing a broad set of graphics solutions to our professional users." says Dan Wood, vice-president technical marketing, Matrox Graphics Inc. Windows XP Professional x64 Edition is designed to provide faster performance with increased reliability and flexibility for today's most demanding users, enabling them to run memory and calculation-intensive applications and processes more efficiently. This new processor architecture can also run new 64-bit applications as well as most existing 32-bit applications for maximum flexibility on a single PC. This allows customers to make the gradual shift to 64-bit computing at their own pace while preserving current investments in 32-bit applications. From advanced computer-aided design, to digital content creation, to high-end visualization and analysis, today's professional users are dealing with more complex problems and rapidly growing data sets that can benefit from the features of 64-bit computing. Availability of 64-bit architecture will expand the computing experience for many professional users. "Microsoft is pleased to be working with Matrox to deliver the 64-bit computing experience to the industry," said Brian Marr, senior product manager of Windows at Microsoft Corp. "Our strategic relationship with Matrox helps facilitate the availability of 64-bit computing to our business customers." "Having graphics providers, such as Matrox, offer products compatible with 64-bit Intel Xeon processors allows us to offer our customers maximum flexibility for optimizing capacity, performance and business value across a full range of professional technical computing environments." says Jim Pappas, director of initiative marketing in Intel Corporation's Digital Enterprise Group.
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