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i'm looking for a graphics card to go in a HP DC5800 SFF

 

The graphics card needs to;

 

  • Low Profile ( a given since it's going in a SFF Machine!)
  • Dual Outputs - DVI & VGA or 2x VGA
  • Run on a Machine that only has a 240watt PSU

 

 

Feel free to PM me with your quotes :)

 

 

Dan

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SSF doesn't always mean low profile ... eg~: Shuttle Machines.

 

Anyway you can get a fair few GFx cards for that wattage, as my old shuttle SFF PC had a 240W PSU & ran a x800XT for a nice long time ...

 

I'm afraid I'm too lazy to google any examples.

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SSF doesn't always mean low profile ... eg~: Shuttle Machines.

 

Anyway you can get a fair few GFx cards for that wattage, as my old shuttle SFF PC had a 240W PSU & ran a x800XT for a nice long time ...

 

I'm afraid I'm too lazy to google any examples.

 

the DC range of SFF require a low profile card we have some nvidia cards in stock for around £30+vat

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the DC range of SFF require a low profile card we have some nvidia cards in stock for around £30+vat

 

Simon,

 

sounds great ... how much power do they require? also what port combination is on them?

 

 

 

Dan

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Simon,

 

sounds great ... how much power do they require? also what port combination is on them?

 

 

 

Dan

 

Hiya Dan,

 

Details as below,

 

Sapphire Radeon HD3450 256Mb Low profile PCI-Express graphics card £30.00+vat Free Delivery

 

256MB DDR2

64-bit memory interface

Core/Memory Clock – 600 / 500

Low Profiile PCB

Passive thermal solution

PCI Express 2.0 x16 bus support

DirectX 10.1 / Shader Model 4.1 support

ATI CrossFireX multi-GPU support

Unified Video Decoder (UVD) for Blu-ray and HD DVD at full HD 1080p

1 X VGA Out and 1 X DVI Out

300 Watt PSU Min Requirements,

 

As you can see the min spec for power states 300 Watt but to be honest I can see you having any problems as this card doesnt even have a fan so power consumption is at a minimum,:cool:

 

I hope that helps

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I was also looking at that card for one of our low-profile machines to run a monitor and projector off at the same time (as well as some low end nvidea cards), and bt business comes in at £20.43 excluding VAT for our account, with £3 delivery (same card it seems - linky)!

 

Getting a bit sick of having splitters that take up space and extra power sockets, so we may look down this route in the future! :p

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I was also looking at that card for one of our low-profile machines to run a monitor and projector off at the same time (as well as some low end nvidea cards), and bt business comes in at £20.43 excluding VAT for our account, with £3 delivery (same card it seems - linky)!

 

Getting a bit sick of having splitters that take up space and extra power sockets, so we may look down this route in the future! :p

 

yep same card for less money but dont see BT business (DABS) on here sponsoring the forum and believe that many members have had not only stock issues with dabs but lack of customer service to say the least,:p

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yep same card for less money but dont see BT business (DABS) on here sponsoring the forum and believe that many members have had not only stock issues with dabs but lack of customer service to say the least,:p

 

there are certain things i would rather do than shop with DABS ...

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yep same card for less money but dont see BT business (DABS) on here sponsoring the forum and believe that many members have had not only stock issues with dabs but lack of customer service to say the least,:p

 

That's a fair point mate (and it is the likes of you which helps keep the site running afterall), but we personally have only ever had fantastic service from dabs (I guess competancy of account managers can make or break a relationship)..

 

Still you should know me Simon.. we have spoken enough times to know that i'm a penny saver :D

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my problem with DABS is that i can't get on the phone and shout at them when something goes wrong ... hence they will never get my service again ...
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He's right you know! this from Wikipedia...

 

In April 2006, it was announced that BT Group had purchased Dabs.com for an estimated £30m and that the business is now a wholly owned subsidiary of BT. [2] Dabs.com was also a former shirt sponsor of Fulham FC
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