m.2 graphic card Is it possible to make/use a custom graphic card for m.2 port?

[Mr_Fezaro]

I was thinking to buy a mini itx pc and come across the Asrock mini-stx 110 desktop pc. I was think you could put a very descent cpu for a editing station, but I wanted a mini gaming pc. I saw it had a m.2 slot and I figured out that is was actually possible to put a "graphic card" , wow i thought, but then i realized.. there are no m.2 things out there accept ssd's. 

[anybodykek]

Nope, there are M.2 WLAN and RAID cards.

[anybodykek]

4 minutes ago, Mr_Fezaro said:

I was thinking to buy a mini itx pc and come across the Asrock mini-stx 110 desktop pc. I was think you could put a very descent cpu for a editing station, but I wanted a mini gaming pc. I saw it had a m.2 slot and I figured out that is was actually possible to put a "graphic card" , wow i thought, but then i realized.. there are no m.2 things out there accept ssd's. 

And, it probably is possible, M.2 is comparable to PCIe rev3 x4.

[Shiv78]

11 minutes ago, anybodykek said:

And, it probably is possible, M.2 is comparable to PCIe rev3 x4.

Might be possible... but the amount of horsepower you could fit on there would probably be less than an iGPU

[Mr_Fezaro]

Yeah, but I thought about a gpu just better then hd 530 like ish

[anybodykek]

Just now, Shiv78 said:

Might be possible... but the amount of horsepower you could fit on there would probably be less than an iGPU

I think most cards can use PCIe rev3 x4, very few cards require more (usually professional, dual GPU or enthusiast cards)

[Hierax]

If this thing actually works it's probably what you are looking for:

 http://www.hwtools.net/ExtenderBoard/P4SM2.html#Searching_By_Alphabetical

 

Edit: Holy S*** its 125 dollars

[Mr_Fezaro]

Yeah, thats a little bit too exspensive for me. Not only that, but you have to buy a gpu too.