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This card is 100% NOT SFF, its tall, long, massive, the opposite of SFF.
Dual slot is what you mean?
it is SFF-ready per Nvida's spec.
151 mm maximum height including power cable bend radius
304 mm maximum length
50 mm or 2.5 slots maximum depth
There was never a SFF spec before nvidia make it official, and it took a lot of guess work out finding parts that fit cases. obviously the nvidia's SFF doesn't mean it is the smallest GPU out there, but at least most of the newer ITX cases are made with those dimensions in mind.
but why is MSRP considered a deal? hasn't this been this price on amazon for the last 2 month or more? and often with 10% cash back with amazon card?
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but why is MSRP considered a deal? hasn't this been this price on amazon for the last 2 month or more? and often with 10% cash back with amazon card?
lol
true... i bought some 2TB nvme's for under $90 a few years back (990 pro and sn850x)... i don't understand why ppl think current prices of nvme's are a deal.. pretty dumb, imo. same with ram.. bought 16GB for $25 a while back and now ppl think these current prices are deals... i agree with you! and it def won't be a deal in a few months at $750, either!!!!
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it is SFF-ready per Nvida's spec. 151 mm maximum height including power cable bend radius 304 mm maximum length 50 mm or 2.5 slots maximum depthThere was never a SFF spec before nvidia make it official, and it took a lot of guess work out finding parts that fit cases. obviously the nvidia's SFF doesn't mean it is the smallest GPU out there, but at least most of the newer ITX cases are made with those dimensions in mind.but why is MSRP considered a deal? hasn't this been this price on amazon for the last 2 month or more? and often with 10% cash back with amazon card?
Considering how much prices have been above MSRP, this feels like a deal lol
151 mm maximum height including power cable bend radius
304 mm maximum length
50 mm or 2.5 slots maximum depth
There was never a SFF spec before nvidia make it official, and it took a lot of guess work out finding parts that fit cases. obviously the nvidia's SFF doesn't mean it is the smallest GPU out there, but at least most of the newer ITX cases are made with those dimensions in mind.
but why is MSRP considered a deal? hasn't this been this price on amazon for the last 2 month or more? and often with 10% cash back with amazon card?
agreed that these are not "deals" compared to what they have been or arguably should be, but for what prices have recently been (and are expected to be for the short/medium term), MSRP unfortunately seems to be a deal these days for memory/storage related products
I'm tempted on this one along with it's 10% Prime Visa cashback.
The expected delivery though is a bit concerning.
Showing Dec 22-Jan 17th for me right now.
These have been $750 and in stock for a while especially leading up to BF. If you hopped on the PayPal 20% it was extremely attractive. I have personally put two of these in SFF builds (Lian Li A4H2O) and it was easy to accommodate being 126mm thick, barely over 2 slots. I'm amazed at how light it feels probably due to more plastic parts, it feels like 5 of these weigh as much as the Astral 5090.
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Dual slot is what you mean?
Dual slot is what you mean?
Dual slot is what you mean?
151 mm maximum height including power cable bend radius
304 mm maximum length
50 mm or 2.5 slots maximum depth
There was never a SFF spec before nvidia make it official, and it took a lot of guess work out finding parts that fit cases. obviously the nvidia's SFF doesn't mean it is the smallest GPU out there, but at least most of the newer ITX cases are made with those dimensions in mind.
but why is MSRP considered a deal? hasn't this been this price on amazon for the last 2 month or more? and often with 10% cash back with amazon card?
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but why is MSRP considered a deal? hasn't this been this price on amazon for the last 2 month or more? and often with 10% cash back with amazon card?
true... i bought some 2TB nvme's for under $90 a few years back (990 pro and sn850x)... i don't understand why ppl think current prices of nvme's are a deal.. pretty dumb, imo. same with ram.. bought 16GB for $25 a while back and now ppl think these current prices are deals... i agree with you! and it def won't be a deal in a few months at $750, either!!!!
151 mm maximum height including power cable bend radius
304 mm maximum length
50 mm or 2.5 slots maximum depth
There was never a SFF spec before nvidia make it official, and it took a lot of guess work out finding parts that fit cases. obviously the nvidia's SFF doesn't mean it is the smallest GPU out there, but at least most of the newer ITX cases are made with those dimensions in mind.
but why is MSRP considered a deal? hasn't this been this price on amazon for the last 2 month or more? and often with 10% cash back with amazon card?
The expected delivery though is a bit concerning.
Showing Dec 22-Jan 17th for me right now.
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