- Aug 25, 2001
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Asking, both for knowledge, and someone else in another thread with a (gasp) GT220 card that's failing, or seems to be.
Price on a GTX 1650 might be too high for him, but I'm personally a bit curious as to whether there are any single-wide 1650 cards. IMHO, someone should make one, but maybe that's asking too much. The industry as a whole has kind of adapted to double-wide GPUs, and EVGA's "Black" short ITX GTX 16-series cards are even triple-wide (!).
Edit: Went to Newegg, selected "Components", "Video Cards", "Desktop Video cards", and then checked off "GTX 16 series", and went and looked at the "Slot Width" category, only two choices, "double-width", and "triple-width". Also, "low-profile bracket included", only option was "no".
Pretty slim pickings in this category. I've still got a few GT 630 single-slot cards, guess that I'm going to try to hold on to them, never know when you might need a single-slot card.
Price on a GTX 1650 might be too high for him, but I'm personally a bit curious as to whether there are any single-wide 1650 cards. IMHO, someone should make one, but maybe that's asking too much. The industry as a whole has kind of adapted to double-wide GPUs, and EVGA's "Black" short ITX GTX 16-series cards are even triple-wide (!).
Edit: Went to Newegg, selected "Components", "Video Cards", "Desktop Video cards", and then checked off "GTX 16 series", and went and looked at the "Slot Width" category, only two choices, "double-width", and "triple-width". Also, "low-profile bracket included", only option was "no".
Pretty slim pickings in this category. I've still got a few GT 630 single-slot cards, guess that I'm going to try to hold on to them, never know when you might need a single-slot card.
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