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Looking for an inexpensive graphics card that has an HDMI out and will fit the following computer.
Will just be supporting a single 43” TV as the screen on a 20’ HDMI run. Not doing any gaming just runs my security cameras.



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Posts: 25829 | Registered: September 06, 2003Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I'd check Fleabay or do a Google search or place WTB in Classified.
Shouldn't be all that hard to find.
USB versions are in the $30 ~ $40 range.
 
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I'd just probably buy the cheapest major name I could find on Amazon or Newegg. They seem to start around $40. I don't think that use is all that demanding so it should be easy to solve cheaply.
 
Posts: 6520 | Location: Modesto, CA | Registered: January 27, 2005Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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this is about the cheapest. Be sure to use the blue S-S USB connector on your computer. There are cheaper ones, but not from brands that I know, so I'm hesitant to suggest them. .

https://www.amazon.com/StarTec...la-497990153237&th=1

I notice you have ample PCIe ports in the PC. You could go with something like this. BUt then again, I hate to suggest one with a fan. I hate adding yet another fan which adds noise and dust.

https://www.amazon.com/Gigabyt...cs%2C139&sr=1-5&th=1

there are cheaper, but this is a brand that I know and mostly trust.

whatever you buy, make sure it has drivers for your OS, which I would guess is windows 10?


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Like the idea of the fan since this thing stays on 24/7. Noise and dust are not really an issue where it is located.


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What you are looking for is an SFF card; small form factor.
 
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Got the one linked above today installed super easy and downloaded the NVidia Control Panel.
Loaded the drivers up and looks good.

Only problem now is the TV I am using is only 720P and 32”
Have a 43” 1080P in the bedroom and basement. Maybe the basement needs replacing with 4K then that will head to the bedroom and the bedroom one head to the shop!


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