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This is something of a specialty item: a laptop GPU (RTX3050) on a low-profile single-slot PCIE card. This makes it one of the few graphics cards that can be mounted in a small form factor computer. I use this in a Minisforum MS-01 where it mounts easily without any modifications. It has worked well running SolidWorks. In the MS-01 it runs at ~50C most of the time with a 4K display, so there is some headroom available thermally. Fan noise is very low.

Great little graphics card! It’s working out well in my project machine. Really happy with the price and how it’s working out so far!

I bought this gpu for my friends computer but before i gave it to him i stress tested the gpu and passed and, it does get a little loud but works perfectly fine same performance and speed as a regular rtx 3050, and doesn't need extra power from power supply pins. it was very easy to install just open the computer, locate the pci slot on top and click it in may need to me screwed in.

Its a single slot 3050 6 gb. Its the best in class gpu for this. If you want the best price to performance single slot card that can run without any cables [75w]. Its under 250$. The only single slot card that can beat this is the arc a310 sparkle but only with video encoding in AV1.since the 3050 doesn't support eav1 encoding.this card is perfect for sff office pcs

Work perfectly in my Dell Optiplex 7050.

If you're looking for a single slot low profile GPU this is the only one you should consider. There are better low profile GPUs (4060) but they take 2+ slots, and there are better full size GPUs, but this is the best smallest one. I bought it to fit into a 1L Lenovo M90q with a PCIe adapter and it's been chugging along. It took a SEVERE undervolt profile to get it to stop power limit throttling, but once that was done it's been good. The 75W limit stunts it's potential, but the undervolt produces a noticeable boost in frames.Annoyingly it ships with the full height back cover, which nobody will want. Installing the half height cover requires removing the fan shroud, which requires a jewelers screwdriver, which is all unnecessary because nobody who buys this card wants the full height slot cover.The fan is audible at all times, and will increase in speed as it heats up, but I wouldn't call it "loud." Think light fan noise, not leafblower whine.

I bought this older card to bring physx support to an nvidia 50 series gpu, only I can’t seem to find a 5090 fe in stock!It works well though, quiet and is allowing my threadripper pc to limp along till the real gpu comes in.

what's the point of a low profile GPU that doesn't come with an LP bracket?will rate 5 when they actually start putting them in the box.aside from that it's a 3050 6gb, slower than the 8gb model, and this one is power limited to 75W.