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Very strange request.

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Ended up being a GT730 2GB for $45 with shipping and tax

GT710.

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15 minutes ago, frodotheturtle said:

I need a single slot card that consumes less then 25w for cheep. It’s for an old server so keep that in mind. Thanks

The GT730 is the best you will get sans 6pin power lead.

But depending on which server you are working with (I work with PowerEdge servers) you can add a 6pin power lead and put proper gaming cards in them.

 

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20 hours ago, WikiForce said:

why not 5w more and get gt 1030? it's the best performing card around that TDP.

Because this is a server board, and they have hard limits of 25watts. 

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On 1/28/2019 at 7:39 PM, frodotheturtle said:

I need a single slot card that consumes less then 25w for cheep. It’s for an old server so keep that in mind. Thanks

I can't find power draw on this but I have it for testing... https://www.evga.com/Products/Specs/GPU.aspx?pn=54A27D32-2061-44EE-B889-D6A152E98AB4

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13 hours ago, frodotheturtle said:

its an apple xserve. sorry forgot to say that. i need to run blender and the mxm card that came in these can't even do that. doesn't help that its a 1u server

doesn't it have the sideways x16? should be able to go into bios and ramp up the power for x16..

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14 hours ago, alarmingtugboat97 said:

as far as i know entering the EFI doesn't allow you to change power values for pci. although i am new to xserves and haven't attempted this. if you know how please tell. :)

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