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Seanflaz1998

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  1. Thanks dude nice spot, What would you class as a entry level gpu? Like a low end gaming card such as a 750ti/950ti/1030 etc? Maybe even a r9 390?
  2. Rodger that, This guy done a video on this set up ive just come across it, Feel ike this aio is just let down so badly by the lack of a decent gpu! Its got decent specs apart from the intel hd gpu
  3. Yeah I see, if I remove the wifi card that's in the slot this will tell me what keying my board uses I suppose? also if its the wrong keying could I use an adapter there seems to be a few on the market, this is turning out to be a headache xD!
  4. See where the wifi card is seated. NGF wifi. I run ethernet anyway so no need for the wif
  5. Hi im converting my AIO into a gaming maching (Not reccomended i know lol, just very budget restricted for this build) Was wondering what you guys think of this NGFF soloution? This is my motherboard - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dell-Inspiron-23-5348-AIO-Intel-Motherboard-s115X-IPPLP-RH-TH-XHYJF-/151827014476 This is the solution - https://www.banggood.com/NGFF-Version-V8_0-EXP-GDC-Beast-Laptop-External-Independent-Video-Card-Dock-p-1009978.html?cur_warehouse=CN This is something that I read has been around for some time and is lacking support but is meant to work rather well, I mean how hard can it be to set up? What do you guys think?
  6. Yeah SPOT ON man thanks a lot, deffo an option, Take a look at this. what do you think? https://www.banggood.com/NGFF-Version-V8_0-EXP-GDC-Beast-Laptop-External-Independent-Video-Card-Dock-p-1009978.html?cur_warehouse=CN that's a complete kit, one LTT used in one of his videos (I think) but didn't go ahead with it bc most people use wifi etc. but as mentioned earlier this isn't a problem for me. He got pretty awesome results too, it outperformed most gpu boxes on the market proving to be faster than thunderbolt. ofc I would need a old psu for this option but possibly the easiest way to go about this.
  7. Hello guys, Im looking to upgrade my aio to have a external gpu via a pcie riser/extender using either m.2 or a pci port (I know risky) . This is due to the fact I have very limited cash at the moment and want to get back into pc gaming, i have owed various high end rigs in the past, but simply not enough cash to build an entire rig at this point, I know ill run into various problems such as bottlenecking (especially if i use the old pci interface) but still roughly 75% of the gpu will still be utilized, as well as the act ill have to unplug any existing components such as wifi cards, this is not a problem for me as i use ethernet anyway. as well as needing to find power for the card im open to suggestions on how to do that xD This is the board i have : https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dell-Inspiron-23-5348-AIO-Intel-Motherboard-s115X-IPPLP-RH-TH-XHYJF-/151827014476 I have a i3 4170 and 8gb ram also. What are my options with the motherboard, it says in the manual there is a m.2 port but yet to find it. If you spot one let me know because I know m.2 is just as fast as thunderbolt. I Figure all in I can get the parts on the cheap for 150 quid tops accounting for a ssd the riser and a 1050ti and hoping the upgrades will make this pc be able to run fluently on games. If somebody could provide their insight on this that would be awesome, thanks team.
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