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ushare

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#128813 24-Aug-2013 11:37
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hey guys!

So i am planning to make a custom gaming htpc. I am in need of a powerful low profile card. It doesnt matter how long it is, i just need it to be low, height wise.

Can someone recommend one. The most powerful low one?


Cheers guys!

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Ragnor
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  #884095 25-Aug-2013 01:21
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You can get low profile Radeon 7850's not sure if many people stock the NZ though, probably best to contact Computer Lounge or Playtech and ask.



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  #884540 26-Aug-2013 10:54
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You can filter graphics cards on Pricespy by low profile and then sort/filter by other parameters to find the beastiest one.

Don't forget about noise and heat in your low profile, lounge-based pc ;)

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  #891027 6-Sep-2013 17:11
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If you find one let me know as I have a quick low profile box, but have to game on a slower full tower due to this problem.









ushare

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  #891127 6-Sep-2013 22:02
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i found one in ple australia which was only about $250nzd incl shipping to my friend in australia and then he is going to ship it to me tomorrow. I should have it mid next week :D

The afox 7850 is the best low profile card out and 7850s are pretty good for gaming :)

I believe PLE has 1 left so get in quick! :)

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  #908952 6-Oct-2013 22:03
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Probably not as fast as you want, but I just bought a Sapphire HD7550 low profile card for my HTPC mostly because we were doing more gaming on it, and it was the best properly single slot video card I could find (I didn't need low profile). Only had it a few days, but the games we have played have all run rather nicely at 1080p, but they aren't AAA fps shooters, more Rayman Legends and Sonic All Star Racing Transformed.

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  #910001 8-Oct-2013 17:54
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Correction. It was a Sapphire HD7750 low profile.

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