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You can easily buy a NUC ECE (size of a graphics card) and use a pcie cable to connect to an actual card. This is my plan for my next machine.
by jvanderbot 4y ago
You can easily buy a NUC ECE (size of a graphics card) and use a pcie cable to connect to an actual card. This is my plan for my next machine.
- pdimitar 4y agoHow would that work? I admit I never even thought of PCIe cables, thought it was always just a physical slot you have to put stuff in.
- nighthawk454 4y agothere are PCIe riser cables that you can imagine as an extension cord for a PCIe slot. they're popular in some thin server chassis or in miniITX builds where the form factor dictates the GPU must be in a certain orientation to fit. there's also the method of external GPUs via Thunderbolt (which carries PCIe) that is more practical for putting a GPU in an entirely separate enclosure
- imtringued 4y agoOk so just plug your computer into the GPU ;)