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Single bracket GPU for folding

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I'm looking for a GPU that takes up only one bracket in the rear of a case, similar to an Nvidia Quadro M4000, but a lot cheaper, yet still powerful enough to be getting at least 150K PPD or higher.

 

Thanks in advanced :D

I say jiggly-bytes when I see "GB".

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how about the asus ares 3?

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I'm looking for a GPU that takes up only one bracket in the rear of a case, similar to an Nvidia Quadro M4000, but a lot cheaper, yet still powerful enough to be getting at least 150K PPD or higher.

 

Thanks in advanced :D

Ares 3 ?

 

EDIT: i don't think so ...

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I would recommend the 750ti stock if u can find one it would be getting the 150k ppd u want but I don't u'll get anything cheap with those requirements. With stock clocks the 750ti gets about 65-75 k ppd and if u can overclock it (probalby not even possible on the stock cooler) u can get upwards of 90k ppd

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