Mini Pc With Pcie X16 Slot

MeeLee · Aug 27, 2014 76 8 eighteen,545 0

Looking for a sub $100 arrangement, tiny, power efficient, with at least a PCIE 1x slot, or mini PCIE slot, preferably 4x or college if possible!

Small in package, low in power, just to drive a single graphics card (with or without riser).

MeeLee · Aug 27, 2014 76 8 18,545 0

I was actually looking for something smaller than a mini itx, and inexpensive, motherboard, non an entire pc.

NightHawkRMX

What about an intel nuc babe canyon. They do non accept a full size PCIE slot, but yous could accommodate the grand.2 slot to a pcie. They besides accept a thunderbolt port you can adjust to a pcie enclosure (for a lot of money) The nuc are about $200 used since they havw kaby lake cpus merely they may demand aditional parts to work.

Vic 40 · October 22, 2013 20,063 799 87,190 3,014

Some names ,google those,
"ASRock J3355B-ITX"
"ASRock J4005M" (has four cores for if it matters)
"ASRock J4005B-ITX"

MeeLee · Aug 27, 2014 76 eight xviii,545 0

Cheers,
I looked around, but at that place are too many incompatibilities with m2 ports, and graphics cards.
Starting from driver problems, to issues with cabling.

I checked out the fractal design node 202, their smallest case, merely it's nigh the same size as a Dell desktop PC, so I returned information technology!

In the end, I had to settle for this rosewill case:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004Q7J1S0/

It merely fits a single slot graphics card, but with some serious frankensteining, like cutting, bending and drilling, I was able to fit a Zotac 2070 Blower blazon of carte.
It all fits perfect, save for the motherboard, that needed separate mounting holes, and the backplate I needed to cut 1/2" of textile off.

I now own probably the first and only $fifty motherboard, $50 CPU, $50 ram, $24 SSD, $ten dual 8cm fans, $fifty rosewill example with a 2070 mounted in!
Even the CPU libation, I had to remove the fan, because it wouldn't fit. And then the CPU gets passively cooled, through one of the Example fans, and the PSU fan.

Information technology's truly a frankenstein monster inside, simply from the outside one can only notice some pocket-sized cut in the back,and a power supply cable pigsty on the top cover.

The residue looks totally stock; fits in a backpack.
If I try hard, it volition still have room inside for a DVD disk drive.

It runs absurd. CPU reaches about lxx-77F under full load; well within throttle limit.
GPU reaches 80F under 100% fan load and 175Watt. Once I start overclocking, it can reach temperatures of 85F with 100% fan speed.
I'm looking to drill some holes in the side of the case, for better airflow.
That GPU in an open up case, reaches 77C with 66% fan speed, or 66C with a 100% fan speed. So in a tiny example like this, it could get down by a good 10C the least!
GPU fan sucks air out of the case, and helps CPU to cool down by a few degrees, to 70-74F.

Overall it's a very stable system. Bang-up for gaming (100+ FPS heaven criterion).

I just wished information technology was a tiny scrap smaller. The size is good, simply information technology'south more shaped like a toaster than apartment; as the card and the motherboard are perpendicular, rather than parallel.

MeeLee · Aug 27, 2014 76 viii 18,545 0

I used my Brix PC, and it does come up with 2x mini PCIE two.0 1x slots.
With a converter, I can convert information technology to a standard PCIE 1x/4x slot, and from there use full size, powered PCIE risers!

Thanks for the suggestions!

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