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15th November 2007, 03:00 PM #1 Half Height Graphic Cards
Im in need of a graphics card that is half the height of a normal graphics card to fit in a slim chassis PC. It can either be PCIx or PCI. Im wanting to output to 2 monitors but NEC have shipped a crappy PCIE graphics card which will only let you select either the onboard or the PCIE card. The card only needs to be a 64Mb, nothing too powerful as its for a machine at work.
Thanks in advanced.
Tim
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15th November 2007, 03:10 PM #2 Re: Half Height Graphic Cards
Not sure where you'd source all of them but here's a couple of possibles.
Nvidia Quadro
http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/09/...eap/page2.html
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15th November 2007, 03:15 PM #3 Re: Half Height Graphic Cards
Ahah.... ebay is your friend:
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15th November 2007, 03:17 PM #4 Re: Half Height Graphic Cards
.. and lastly...
Nvidia 6200 LE
Everything else seems to be AGP.. and narry a one PCI card among the lot..
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15th November 2007, 03:28 PM #5 Re: Half Height Graphic Cards
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15th November 2007, 03:32 PM #6 Re: Half Height Graphic Cards
We sell a couple of cards that are half height and dual output? Is VGA and DVI ok or no good?
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15th November 2007, 03:41 PM #7 Re: Half Height Graphic Cards
> Im in need of a graphics card that is half the height of a normal graphics
> card to fit in a slim chassis PC. It can either be PCIx or PCI. Im wanting to
> output to 2 monitors but NEC have shipped a crappy PCIE graphics card
> which will only let you select either the onboard or the PCIE card. The card
> only needs to be a 64Mb, nothing too powerful as its for a machine at work.
I have one here I bought a couple of weeks ago off eBay and didn't use (turns out I needed a full-height one after all). I've got no use for it, you're welcome to it. ATI chipset, PCI Express, single DVI output - I have a spare DVI/VGA converter if you need one. PM me your address and I'll try and get it posted this afternoon if you want.
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David Hicks
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15th November 2007, 09:31 PM #8 Re: Half Height Graphic Cards
I just bought a XFX GeFORCE 8400GS (256MB) from Ebuyer for not very much. You need to buy the bracket seperatly mind. As I am cheap I bought the older 84p bracket from Scan and 'adjusted' it with a file to fit around the DVI connector 
You would need a second adapter plate to be able to use both the DVI and VGA (DVI and S-Video are on the same plate).
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15th November 2007, 09:51 PM #9 Re: Half Height Graphic Cards

Originally Posted by
Elky We sell a couple of cards that are half height and dual output? Is VGA and DVI ok or no good?
any dual vga?
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15th November 2007, 11:14 PM #10 Re: Half Height Graphic Cards

Originally Posted by
strawberry 
Originally Posted by
Elky We sell a couple of cards that are half height and dual output? Is VGA and DVI ok or no good?
any dual vga?
Just get a DVI -> VGA convertor, they're cheap and easy enough to fit and do the job plenty well enough... Got 3 in the box I'm using right now
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16th November 2007, 11:26 AM #11 Re: Half Height Graphic Cards
ok, for my next stupid question. anyone know of any dvi-d to vga cables? i can only only dvi-i cables :S
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16th November 2007, 12:04 PM #12 Re: Half Height Graphic Cards
You can buy them from most pc shops just an adapter that you plug into the dvi port and then the vga into that.
Or you can probably get a lead that is vga to dvi allready.
Ben
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16th November 2007, 12:14 PM #13 Re: Half Height Graphic Cards
ok, for my next stupid question. anyone know of any dvi-d to vga cables? i can only only dvi-i cables :S
DVI-D is digital only, if you have a DVI-D port it can only output to a DVI device.
DVI-I outputs a digital and analogue signals hence you can only get DVI-I to VGA cables.
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16th November 2007, 12:16 PM #14 Re: Half Height Graphic Cards

Originally Posted by
PeterW
ok, for my next stupid question. anyone know of any dvi-d to vga cables? i can only only dvi-i cables :S
DVI-D is digital only, if you have a DVI-D port it can only output to a DVI device.
DVI-I outputs a digital and analogue signals hence you can only get DVI-I to VGA cables.
the hint was in the name!, thanks for your help with this guys!
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