Blackmagic Design has published a new list of motherboards and workstations recommended for DeckLink and Intensityediting cards and Windows or Linux operating systems.
Operating Systems
Blackmagic Design cards are compatible with the following Windows or Linux operating systems:
CPU
The CPU type should meet the minimum recommended requirements of the target editing program.
RAM
A minimum of 8 GB of memory is recommended for all systems.
Graphics card
For optimal performance, a graphics accelerator is recommended with DeckLink, Multibridge and Intensity cards. A list of compatible products is listed here.
Installation
The cards require a computer with the appropriate number and type of PCI Express bus. To connect the UltraStudio 4K Extreme 3product using PCI Express, the optional Blackmagic PCI Express CableKit is required. The DeckLink SDI Micro model requires an M.2 connector.
Supported hardware
Certified Microsoft Windows workstations
The following workstations are recommended for the DeckLink Quad HDMI Recorder:
Thefollowing workstations are recommended for the DeckLink 8K Pro:
The following workstations are certified for DeckLink and Intensity cards
The following workstations are no longer available for sale but have been successfully tested in the past:
Certified Intel NUC
Thefollowing Intel NUC models are recommended for DeckLink SDI Micro
:The following Intel NUC models are recommended for DeckLink and Intensity cards:
Extra caution should be used when installing/removing DeckLink 4K Extreme 12G and DeckLink Quad 2 cards to/from the Intel NUC 9 Pro Kit. In particular, it is recommended to remove the top screw of the breakout connector on the DeckLink 4K Extreme 12G model.
Certified motherboards
The following motherboards are recommended for the DeckLink Quad HDMI Recordermodel:
Thefollowing motherboards are recommended for the DeckLink 8K Pro:
The following motherboards are recommended for DeckLink, Multibridge and Intensity models:
The following motherboards are no longer available for sale, but have been successfully tested in the past:
Certified Linux Workstations
Certified Linux motherboards
Supported operating systems
Certified laptops
Certified Intel NUC assemblies
Certified motherboards
The following boards are no longer for sale but have been successfully tested in the past:
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