Interface Card EXSYS EX-44384 Internal VGA

The EXSYS EX-44384 is an internal interface card for PCs that provides a VGA output via a PCIe host interface. Designed to fit standard and small form factor cases, the card uses a PCIe connection to add a VGA display output and is compatible with PCI-Express Plug-and-Play systems. The product includes a low-profile bracket and supports common serial communication chipset features used in system integration.

Advantages

The card offers a compact internal solution to add a VGA output to a desktop or thin client through a PCIe slot. It is plug-and-play compatible with PCI-Express, reducing configuration issues related to IRQs and I/O addresses. A low-profile bracket is included to ensure compatibility with small computer cases, and the board provides standard power lines for peripherals where applicable.

Suitable for

• Adding VGA output to a desktop PC or thin client
• Upgrading legacy display connectivity in servers or workstations
• Use in small form factor systems using the included low-profile bracket
• Environments requiring PCIe Plug-and-Play expansion cards

Key specifications

• Model: EXSYS EX-44384
• Host interface: PCIe (PCI-Express)
• Output interface: VGA
• Chipset reference: SB16C1054PCI (serial chipset family compatibility)
• Supported OS: Windows 10 Education, Windows 10 Enterprise, Windows Server 2012 R2
• Dimensions: 89 mm (W) x 66 mm (H)
• Weight: 0.8 kg
• Includes low-profile bracket for small cases

How to use

Power off the PC and insert the EX-44384 card into an available PCIe slot on the motherboard. Secure the card with the case screw and attach either the full-height or the supplied low-profile bracket depending on your case form factor. Connect a VGA cable from the card's VGA output to the display. Power on the system; the card is PCI-Express Plug-and-Play compatible and supported by the listed Windows versions. If necessary, install drivers provided by the manufacturer for full functionality.

Recommendations

Install the card in an empty PCIe slot that matches the physical connector to ensure correct electrical fit. Use the low-profile bracket only if your chassis requires it, and verify driver availability for your exact Windows edition before deployment in production systems.