To ensure stable performance, accurate touch detection, and reliable videowall operation, DISPLAX recommends using hardware that meets the specifications below when integrating DISPLAX Tile systems.
| Component | Recommendation | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Operating System | Windows 10 Pro or newer | Required for videowall and multi-display stability |
| CPU | Intel Core i7 or higher | Ensures smooth multi-touch and video processing |
| Storage | 500 GB SSD (minimum) | Fast boot, reliable application loading |
| Memory | 16 GB DDR4 RAM | Required for large-resolution videowalls |
| GPU | Videowall-capable graphics card | Critical for synchronized multi-display output |
⚠️ Windows Home editions are not recommended for professional videowall installations.
The selected GPU must match the videowall size, resolution, and application complexity.
MATROX D1480
NVIDIA A2000
NVIDIA A4000
💡 This is only an example. Other GPUs may work depending on system design.
The GPU must support:
Videowall configurations
High-resolution outputs
Synchronized multi-display rendering
If GPU complexity becomes high, consider using a dedicated videowall processor instead of relying solely on the graphics card.
Using a videowall processor significantly reduces GPU load and improves stability.
Matrox QuadHead2Go
Datapath FX4
These devices:
Simplify videowall configuration
Improve signal stability
Reduce GPU processing overhead
Prefer USB expansion cards or ports over long USB cables
Ensures stable power delivery and data integrity
Use active USB extenders only
Avoid passive extenders
Test thoroughly before final installation
👉 See: USB Extenders & Hubs – Important Information
⚠️ Poor USB connectivity is a common cause of touch instability in Tile systems.