What constitutes a low-profile card? Through a bit of trial-and-error the Radeon 6450 seems to be one, but are there others?
Might be worth adding another tick / cross to the GPU popout?
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05-08-12, 18:47 #1Member Reputation: 1
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Low profile graphics cards
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05-08-12, 18:57 #2Master Administrator Reputation: 2790
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Low profile cards are shorter so that they fit in small cases, that's it!
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05-08-12, 19:09 #3Member Reputation: 1
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Ah, I wondered if it was the height rather than the depth... Which ones are low profile, other than the 6450?
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There are a wide range of low profile graphics cards available, which are designed to fit in extremely thin cases (approx. half the height of a standard card slot).
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Thanks - so if I want a mini-pc from PCS I need to buy a separate graphics card and send to them to fit into the case? Although a reasonable number of them seem to be 6450 variants anyway...
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[QUOTE=Diem;155156]Thanks - so if I want a mini-pc from PCS I need to buy a separate graphics card and send to them to fit into the case? QUOTE]
If you chose a "top spec mini PCS" you have plenty of GPUs to choose from.
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Thanks ruben...choices choices....
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Jack's mini beast looks nice
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