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    Where can I get a low profile vga bracket for my graphics card?

    Got an ATI Radeon 4650 graphics card and I need a low profile half height bracket for it... anybody know a place that sells them cheap?

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    errg, they can differ so much. can you give us a picture of the connectors? brand/make/model?
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      #3
      Re: Where can I get a low profile vga bracket for my graphics card?

      if it's DVI, find a dell Nvidia Geforce 4 mx in half height for cheap... I do happen to also have a VGA-only half height bracket sitting...

      edit- those geforce cards are not as plentiful as I thought... I used to have a $5 source for them... but I recently bought the last one for that Ibm Netvista project.

      do see:

      http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=...hics&_osacat=0
      Last edited by ratdude747; 06-02-2012, 09:07 PM.
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        #4
        Re: Where can I get a low profile vga bracket for my graphics card?

        Its one of those DVI/HDMI/VGA connector on a cable type brackets. Will have to take it out and take a pic I suppose.

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          #5
          Re: Where can I get a low profile vga bracket for my graphics card?

          When I wanted one in the past, I found them relatively cheap on Ebay.

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            #6
            Re: Where can I get a low profile vga bracket for my graphics card?

            Should be DVI with HDMI on top on the card mounted low profile bracket and a small cable that connects to the card to a second low profile bracket for the VGA port. You didn't say what brand but most are like this Sapphire card.

            http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814102973

            I have a couple of those low profile bracket kits for those cards but can't part with them sorry.

            If you can find $10 this kit will work for whatever you have.

            http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ewprojectbg-20
            Last edited by brethin; 06-02-2012, 11:05 PM.

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              Re: Where can I get a low profile vga bracket for my graphics card?

              Originally posted by brethin View Post
              Should be DVI with HDMI on top on the card mounted low profile bracket and a small cable that connects to the card to a second low profile bracket for the VGA port. You didn't say what brand but most are like this Sapphire card.

              http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814102973

              I have a couple of those low profile bracket kits for those cards but can't part with them sorry.

              If you can find $10 this kit will work for whatever you have.

              http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ewprojectbg-20
              Sweet. I can definately come up with the $10 for that kit. That is just about damn near exactly what I'm looking for.

              I think this puter might actually be worth a crap yet once I get my graphics card moved over. I just got done slapping 8gb of Gskill ripjaws memory in it, had to remove the heat spreaders though to get the memory modules to clear the dvd burner. I don't figure it should hurt them considering they are rated at dd3-1600 and I'm only running them at ddr3-1066 or whatever speed it is... I'm thinking that they should run cooler at slower speeds. And yes a an Intel G41 chipset WILL support 8gb of RAM.

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                yeah 4x4 i'm not suprised

                if I were you, I would lower the voltage a little bit

                I have three gskill 1600's and the metal on the spreader gets HOT
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                  Re: Where can I get a low profile vga bracket for my graphics card?

                  Originally posted by Uranium-235 View Post
                  yeah 4x4 i'm not suprised

                  if I were you, I would lower the voltage a little bit

                  I have three gskill 1600's and the metal on the spreader gets HOT
                  I dunno if its possible without hacking the emachines bios... its pretty nerf'd. I will just order some new lower profile heat spreaders. I'm just amazed the thing booted up without so much as a hiccup with such fast RAM.

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                    #10
                    Re: Where can I get a low profile vga bracket for my graphics card?

                    hmm, you may have different versions, mine are pretty old, actually they're some of the first 4gb ddr3 sticks. costs me $129 each back in the day

                    newer ones should be cooler, get a ir temp gun and see if they get too hot
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                      Re: Where can I get a low profile vga bracket for my graphics card?

                      Originally posted by Uranium-235 View Post
                      hmm, you may have different versions, mine are pretty old, actually they're some of the first 4gb ddr3 sticks. costs me $129 each back in the day

                      newer ones should be cooler, get a ir temp gun and see if they get too hot
                      Or you could just do some RAM-intensive stuff, then turn off the PC, then take out the RAM and feel if it feels too hot!

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                        #12
                        Re: Where can I get a low profile vga bracket for my graphics card?

                        Both of you, try checking the RAM voltage with Aida64 or something..

                        If it's higher than 1.50V (standard voltage for DDR3 RAM), it's no wonder they get hot
                        Originally posted by Evil Lurker View Post
                        And yes a an Intel G41 chipset WILL support 8gb of RAM.
                        Cool.. It's officially 4GB for DDR3 and 8GB for DDR2.
                        Seems to be a similar story on the evergreen P35.
                        Officially it supports 8GB DDR2 or DDR3 in a 4 slot configuration (i.e. 2GB per slot). My Gigabyte EP35C-DS3R has 4x DDR2 slots and 2x DDR3 slots, so officially, I'd be limited to 8GB DDR2 (4x 2GB) or 4GB DDR3 (2x 2GB).

                        Felt like pushing my luck, so I ordered 2x 4GB DDR3-1333 Mushkin dirt cheap. Turns out the 2GB/Slot limit is bullshit, as my board happily runs with 8GB DDR3 (2x 4GB), despite it officially not supporting more than 4GB DDR3 total

                        old screenshot:
                        http://bambooz.pytalhost.net/stuff/mushkin2.jpg

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                          Originally posted by Evil Lurker View Post
                          I dunno if its possible without hacking the emachines bios... its pretty nerf'd. I will just order some new lower profile heat spreaders. I'm just amazed the thing booted up without so much as a hiccup with such fast RAM.
                          I'm surprised it worked... I heard that Gskill will pass a chip if it gets no fewer than 2 errors on memtest. Seriously? That's like clearing a car to go to the dealer if the engine is down a couple cylinders...
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