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SLMを動かすのに購入しました。 実行速度は速くなって満足です。 PCへの干渉もありませんでした。 機種はDELLのOptiPiex5080に導入しました。 欲を言うと、苦労と志向あたりから同じようなスペックのグラボ出てくれるとうれしい。 あとは、紫のカバーを外さないとステーが変えられないのはもう少し楽にならんもんかな？と感じました。

Fit in my Dell Optiplex 3070 Small Form Factor case. Draws its power from the PCI bus. Does not require a power cable directly from the power supply like most GPU cards do. It was a snug fit, almost up against the power supply, but it provided enough gap for the fan to keep enough air flowing to adequately cool it. My grandson uses this for hours on end to play Steam games. Much better playing experience than without this GPU. It was a small investment to make him happy. Note that you should download the current Steam driver package for this board from Nvidia. The Steam games are then launched from within the Driver environment, rather than the native Steam environment. This allows the Steam games to take advantage of the Nvidia GPU. Quiet. Good quality build.

While I should deduct some stars for the choice of carrier, it did get here in the allocated time frame, (even with all the carrier stress.) The fact that this works so well on the dell optiplex 7040 (i7 6700 - considering the small 180w power supply) makes it a pretty decent niche card, while it does get hot, (around 80*) it does seem to handle it well. Even though the minimum power requirements for a 6GB 3050 are 300w, the 180 watt power supply in the 7040 case seems to handle it without issue at the moment. (I took a chance as it worked with other SFFs which may have had the larger power supplies) - My calcs for Power consumption are as follows: CPU up to 65 watts, GPU up to 75 watts, hdds 5 watts, ram 5 watts, mboard 15watts, peripherals, another 5-10 watts, (we can see its pretty much at the limit of the power supply too.) it should be noted that constantly running at 100% of the power supply means there is no headroom and this means it could shorten the life of the power supply unit. (it may be worthwhile upgrading the power supply to the higher 315w dell power supplies - using TFX-sized PSUs, or modifying the case for higher-wattage SFX units) regardless well worth it to turn a cheap optiplex into a gaming PC given the price of components at the moment, this will likely get casual games though the next few years, on medium settings. gaming at 1440p seemed to be around the 60-70 frames on "reasonable to good" settings

lenovo m720q tinyに差しました。付属のロープロファイルブラケットでは引っかかってtinyのカバーが閉まりません。背面からはGPUのヒートシンクがキラリと光り、これはこれで排熱効果あるかも。ACアダプターは230Wでもイケましたが、300Wにしました。Nvidia T1000が動作する135Wはゲームを始めるとすぐに落ちました。 製品には満足しています。

Thought to do some light gaming on a 1L workstation PC and this fit the bill perfectly. Hits at least 60fps on most games I've tried at 1080p medium-high settings. 6GB may be an issue for newer VRAM hungry titles. Gets a little hot and noisy due to limited space for cooling but it hasn't broken 77°C yet and the fan is easy to ignore while playing.