| Management number | 241241341 | Release Date | 2026/07/17 | List Price | US$40.00 | Model Number | 241241341 | ||
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The Lenovo 4X60N86656 is a ThinkStation graphics card that equips your compact workstation with the NVIDIA Quadro P400 GPU and a low-profile bracket. It delivers 2 GB of GDDR5 memory running at an effective 2000 MHz, providing smooth and reliable graphics acceleration for professional tasks such as CAD drafting, 2D illustration, entry-level 3D modeling, and video editing. Its design suits small-form-factor systems where space and power efficiency are important.
This graphics card supports up to three simultaneous displays through its Mini DisplayPort outputs, enabling flexible multi-monitor setups. It connects via PCI Express 3.0 x16, ensuring broad compatibility with current Lenovo ThinkStation motherboards and other systems that support this interface. The low-profile bracket allows installation in compact workstations and small-form-factor PCs without sacrificing expansion options.
Built on NVIDIA’s Pascal architecture, the Quadro P400 provides dependable performance for professional applications that require precise graphics rendering. Its 2 GB of GDDR5 memory and efficient power consumption make it a practical choice for users who need consistent results without excessive heat or noise. The card’s design supports workflows in engineering, design, and content creation environments where responsiveness and visual clarity are essential.
This graphics card fits well in office workstations, classroom labs, and compact desktop setups where space and power efficiency are priorities. It is a strong choice for professionals working with CAD drawings, 2D and entry-level 3D modeling, and video editing projects that do not demand high-end GPU power. Users who require multiple monitors for multitasking or detailed review of designs and data will benefit from its triple-display capability.
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