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Hello,

 

I was looking at buying a galax SNPR and removing the nuggety centre and using it as a regular GPU. Would this be viable or is it too much hassle to open the enclosure, etc. In my region this plan would work out cheaper than buying a regular galax 1060. The Galax SNPR costs about  364 USD. and the a Pallit 1060 costs about 400 USD.     

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You wouldn't be able to easily mount it back into a PC, it has no PCIe brackets which are needed to support it.

The heatsink setup looks to be quite heavy too, so it'd need supporting.

 

 

         

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This would be difficult to put into a regular case. Unless you are saving over $100, just get a regular 1060.

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