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Medical Imaging Graphics Cards

Medical imaging graphics cards are what stand between your workstation and your diagnostic displays — and the wrong one shows up as lag, dropped resolution, or a display that won’t run at its rated quality. Texel Comp supplies medical imaging graphics cards from Barco, NVIDIA, and AMD, matched to your displays, your resolution, and the number of heads you need to drive. Whether you’re running a single 5MP panel or a multi-head 12MP reading station, we make sure the card fits the job.

The Medical Imaging Graphics Cards We Supply

We source and configure cards across the two roles a reading station needs — specialized display controllers and professional workstation GPUs:

Barco MXRT display controllers

purpose-built for diagnostic imaging. The MXRT line is designed to drive Barco and other diagnostic displays at correct resolution and grayscale, and to work with the per-display calibration tools medical viewing relies on. Common in dedicated radiology and mammography reading.

NVIDIA RTX professional GPUs

the workstation-class RTX line (and prior Quadro generations) drives multi-head diagnostic and review displays at full resolution, with the memory and output count for 2-, 4-, and 6-head layouts. A strong general-purpose choice for radiology workstations.

AMD Radeon Pro GPUs

Matching the Card to Your Displays

The right card depends on what it has to drive. A single diagnostic display has very different demands than a four-head station running 5MP panels, and a 12MP mammography display needs a card that can output that resolution natively. We match the right medical imaging graphics cards to your exact display count, resolution, and connection type — DisplayPort, DVI, or the dual-link your panels require — so every display runs at its full rated quality. We also confirm compatibility with your PACS and viewer software before anything ships.

Display Controllers vs. Workstation GPUs — Which Do You Need?

It’s the common question. A Barco MXRT display controller is the specialist choice for primary diagnostic reading, built specifically for medical displays. A professional NVIDIA RTX or AMD Radeon Pro GPU is the flexible choice — it drives diagnostic displays well and also handles 3D, fusion, and general workstation tasks. Many reading rooms run one or the other; some run both. We help you decide based on your modality, software, and how the station is used — not by pushing a single

Genuine, Configured, and Tested

Every card we supply is genuine, sourced through authorized distribution channels with the manufacturer’s warranty. And we don’t just ship a card in a box — we can install it, set up the drivers, and verify your multi-monitor output against your displays before the workstation reaches you. Need the system to go with it? See our radiology workstation computers.

Who We Supply

Imaging centers building or upgrading reading stations
Radiologists adding displays or replacing a failing card
Mammography facilities needing native 12MP output
Teleradiologists driving external diagnostic displays from a workstation or dock
IT teams standardizing graphics across multiple stations

Frequently Asked Questions

What graphics card do I need for radiology?

It depends on your displays — count, resolution, and whether you read primary diagnostic or review. We match a Barco MXRT, NVIDIA RTX, or AMD Radeon Pro card to your exact setup.

What's the difference between a Barco MXRT and an NVIDIA RTX card?

The MXRT is a specialized medical display controller built for diagnostic displays; the RTX is a professional workstation GPU that drives displays and also handles 3D and general tasks. We help you choose.

Can a graphics card drive a 12MP mammography display?

Yes — with the right card and connection. We confirm native support for your resolution before shipping.

Are the cards genuine and under warranty?

Yes — sourced through authorized distribution channels with the full manufacturer warranty.

Can you install and configure the card for me?

Yes — we can install it, set up the drivers, and verify your display output before it ships.

Do you ship nationwide?

Yes — anywhere in the US.

Need the right card for your displays — or a full workstation to go with it? Tell us your displays and reading setup, and we'll spec the right medical imaging graphics cards.