I need a low profile gpu with a low power consumption

[Markercartoons]

I need a gpu for my workstation pc but it needs to not have a width bigger than one slot (like the metal ones you need to remove when you put something in your pci express slot). Its length cant be much more than 17 cm. A 300 watt psu needs to be able to power it. I was going to get the gt 730 but if there are any other cards that are better that meet with my requirements I need to know. And I do realize LTT just made a vid talking about why the gt 730 is a bad card. Please help me out soon because I'm planning on getting the card this weekend. Thanks in advance.

[Morgan MLGman]

750Ti?

[Ostwind]

What are you using the card for exactly, if it's just for monitors then there are cheaper options in the form of the GT 720 and some others.  Though gaming is not advised on these things as they offer really poor performance per dollar.

[Nup]

Asus' turbo cards are pretty slim, but too long for your needs, maybe. https://www.asus.com/Graphics-Cards/TURBO-GTX960-OC-4GD5/

 

A 750ti is a better idea, as stated above :3

[Markercartoons]

Asus' turbo cards are pretty slim, but too long for your needs, maybe. https://www.asus.com/Graphics-Cards/TURBO-GTX960-OC-4GD5/

 

A 750ti is a better idea, as stated above :3

A 750 ti's width is too large to fit in my case. That card was what I was originally planning on getting.

[Kombatwombat02]

their is a version from galaxy that is thinner. http://www.galaxytech.com/__EN_GB__/Product2/ProductDetail?proID=598

 

edit: if you want an amazon link i can get you one.

[Nup]

A 750 ti's width is too large to fit in my case. That card was what I was originally planning on getting.

 

Seems @Kombatwombat02 has found a low profile version, yall are ninjas 

[Markercartoons]

their is a version from galaxy that is thinner. http://www.galaxytech.com/__EN_GB__/Product2/ProductDetail?proID=598

 

edit: if you want an amazon link i can get you one.

It's a too long card. But thanks for trying.

[Markercartoons]

What are you using the card for exactly, if it's just for monitors then there are cheaper options in the form of the GT 720 and some others.  Though gaming is not advised on these things as they offer really poor performance per dollar.

You might not be happy to hear this but I'm using it for video production and gaming.

[Markercartoons]

Seems @Kombatwombat02 has found a low profile version, yall are ninjas 

Yeah the card he found was too long to fit.

[Ostwind]

You might not be happy to hear this but I'm using it for video production and gaming.

What case is your system in? I assume its an OEM system of some kind.

[Markercartoons]

What case is your system in? I assume its an OEM system of some kind.

Well I dont know what its called but its an ASUS CP Series CP6230. They all have the same case so you'll be able to see what case it is. The reason I can't tell you is cause I dont think you can buy this case without buying the full pc. So basically I dont know what the case is called just search up the pc.

[Ertman]

Well I dont know what its called but its an ASUS CP Series CP6230.

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Mighty small case there. Do you happen to know the specific CPU you have? I believe it's an i3, looking for a model number maybe.

Just trying to understand this a little better, why do you NEED a GPU? By this I mean, what is the purpose of this GPU upgrade, so we can better advise you.

Apologies if I somehow missed if this has already been addressed.

It's not so much that the gt730 or the r7 240s are bad cards, they just have terrible value (performance/cost)