What Graphics cards are out there that are less then 4ins in height?

[neckoblack]

It's enough. CPUs with HD 4600 iirc are top end i3 (like 4370), i5s and i7s, so you're atm taking 80 W max at full load, this GPU should draw something around 50 W or less at full load.

I have a i5-4460s 2.90GHz

[79 Potatoes]

You don't need a psu for a 750 ti and his current psu can handle the adapter. It is also useful for laptops which surprise many of us have

Ehh... the eGPU device needs a PSU to power itself and the GPU, if you attempt to plug it just in the mPCIe with nothing else you'll burn the slot with risk of killing the MB, CPU and PSU

[neckoblack]

You don't need a psu for a 750 ti and his current psu can handle the adapter. It is also useful for laptops which surprise many of us have

How would I even go about installing it on a desktop? All I saw where parts for laptops and laptop installation

[79 Potatoes]

I have a i5-4460s 2.90GHz

Then it takes a bit lower power than a normal i5, say around 60-70 W max full load with one HDD, then sum 50 W for a GT 740, so it'd be about 110-120 W total

How would I even go about installing it on a desktop? All I saw where parts for laptops and laptop installation

Via mPCIe slot, though as mentioned before: you're limited to PCIe x1, you'll need to keep the case opened and if you've a wireless card plugged in there, you'll have to remove it, not to mention that with the cost of it you can upgrade your PC to fit a full sized PSU...

[neckoblack]

Then it takes a bit lower power than a normal i5, say around 60-70 W max full load with one HDD, then sum 50 W for a GT 740, so it'd be about 110-120 W total

 

I have a  1TB HDD that came with the PC, and getting the GPU that you found makes more sense to get money wise then the other option, I was just curious of how it would work on a desktop

[79 Potatoes]

I have a  1TB HDD that came with the PC, and getting the GPU that you found makes more sense to get money wise then the other option, I was just curious of how it would work on a desktop

Np, and if you can save more, you can get a mATX case and PSU to put a even better GPU.

You know, you've a good CPU, it'd not bottleneck higher end GPUs.

[neckoblack]

Np, and if you can save more, you can get a mATX case and PSU to put a even better GPU.

You know, you've a good CPU, it'd not bottleneck higher end GPUs.

I like the case I have now, I will do that in the future when I really need to upgrade. For now I should be good for a couple more years. Thank you for all your help

 

What do you mean bottleneck higher end GPUs? I think I'm lost in translation.  

[79 Potatoes]

I like the case I have now, I will do that in the future when I really need to upgrade. For now I should be good for a couple more years. Thank you for all your help

 

What do you mean bottleneck higher end GPUs? I think I'm lost in translation.  

I said that it will not bottleneck high end PSUs

A bottleneck is a slowdown in data transfer due to a insufficient bus or other factors causing lower speeds, framerate, etc..., as it was dropping water through a bottle neck

[neckoblack]

I said that it will not bottleneck high end PSUs

A bottleneck is a slowdown in data transfer due to a insufficient bus or other factors causing lower speeds, framerate, etc..., as it was dropping water through a bottle neck

Ooooh now I get it, :3

Does newegg.com ship to Mexico? Or will I have to get it through amazon or another website?

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Ooooh now I get it, :3

Does newegg.com ship to Mexico? Or will I have to get it through amazon or another website?

IDK, I'm from Spain  :wacko: