GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 3050 OC Low Profile 6G Graphics Card, 2X WINDFORCE Fans, 6GB GDDR6 96-bit GDDR6, GV-N3050OC-6GL Video Card

Pretty good low profile graphics card, fits perfectly in the case. Provided a definitive improvement in processing video editing. The noise level is pretty low when it isn't revving up, even then, it isn't that bad. It processes the fps pretty smoothly, no noticeable glitches.

I hesitated to buy this card because it only had 6gb onboard ram, but with the shared 16gb of ram from my system, it has a total of 22gb Vram. Just make sure you have enough system ram that sharing the ram won't effect system performance. I coupled it with 32gb of system ram. I built a SFF mini-itx build and this video card was a perfect match for my system. It does not require additional power so no power connecter needed. I am running a Ryzen 5 5600GT processor and the whole system runs of a 300W power supply. Great performance, low power, I'm very happy.

I've got a small form factor HP computer that while older, is still a good system. After doing some lookups via Google, I found that this was pretty much the only higher performance video card that would fit into it. Note that I am not using it for video games. While it was one very tight fit, it did indeed fit, and it's been providing good quality video ever since.

Threw this in a cheap workstation I got at the E-Cyclers. Had to modify the case a little but got it in without too much trouble. Went with this as it doesn't require a power cable. Plays 4k video on YouTube no problem and can even handle Halo Infinite on low settings. Quite as a mouse and stays cool.

(Tldr: If you need more power than a 1650 in a small form factor office PC build, this is really one of your only options. Plus DLSS is nice to have.) To be frank, this GPU is not really great in terms of raw price to performance. If you're not limited by size and power consumption, there are muuuch better options out there for the same or lower price (used on eBay or Facebook) for amazing value. But when you have specific constraints, this card turns out to be a great value, especially as a new card competing against used ones. In the case of the 3050 6gb, I'm okay paying a premium for the high power efficiency and low profile form factor. From my personal testing, It has a little more power than the 1060 6gb, and a little less than a 1660 (non super). Considering you can pick those cards up for under a hundred bucks, you're paying around $100 extra with the 3050 6gb for just downsizing and lower wattage. In my case, I was fine with this, but you may not be. (Side note: I have a big gripe with the name. I feel like it should have just been called the 3040. It's a completely different card from the 3050 8gb) My constraints are a little specific, but not unreasonable. I have a cheap used HP EliteDesk 800 G2 (i7-6700) off of eBay for around 80 bucks. It only has a 240w power supply, so cards above the slot powered 75w ones are out of the equation. The 3050 6gb shines in the small form factor space, where you're restricted to slot-powered low profile cards. The alternatives are between an RTX A2000, AMD RX 6400, GTX 1050 TI, and a GTX 1650. (The 4060 low profile is a bit out of the price range) - The RTX A2000, if found used at around 200 dollars, would have been my choice. But the fact is that prices aren't anywhere near that for me at the moment. - The RX 6400, while a decent performer, only has 4 PCIe lanes, meaning it would be bottlenecked pretty bad by PCIe 3.0 (about a 15% decrease in performance from what I have read). In a used SFF office PC build with only PCIe 3.0, it's not suitable at all. - The GTX 1650 is cheaper than this card, but overall still not a great value. I could only find them about 20-30 bucks cheaper. - The GTX 1050 TI is really cheap, I could find them for about a hundred bucks less than the 3050 6gb. It's just much weaker than I'd like. In my case, I was not comfortable going slower than a GTX 1060, which both the gtx 1050 TI and the GTX 1650 are. It is a decent competitor, but the fact that the 3050 6gb has DLSS really sealed it for me. With these slower cards, I would be concerned I would not be able to run some games I like at a playable frame rate. With DLSS, I have the peace of mind that I have the option to punch above the GPUs weight if needed. To conclude: The 3050 6gb, while not a great value when compared to similarly priced full-sized alternatives, fills a great niche and is actually pretty competitive within it. For me, it was my only real choice. (A note about my EliteDesk build: I did have some issues with my specific build in the EliteDesk, as the card just barely interfered with the USB 3.0 header. I had to unplug it, and ordered a right angle connector that will hopefully fit. It also has some issues with the PCIe slot, as they only expect single slotted cards. Trying to fit a double slot card, I had to modify the case slightly by pushing the bar between slots back slightly. But now that it fits, it's running great and am extremely happy with my sub-300 dollar build!)

If you are using intel 630 graphics and have a small desktop PC. This 3550 really changes that PC to a really great PC. I was jammed by a small Power supply (280) and it is hard to get a bigger PS because of the small case (lenovo idea center) This is the way to change it. I had to start using this because of the upcoming 10/14 windows 11 update. Fantastic graphics and went from intel 630 graphics and 50hz refresh rate on a monitor that can handle 165HZ to a monitor that now is back to 165hz...If room or PS is a issue. This will fix things and get you on a displayport hook-up again

Greatly improved my PC's performance as far as graphics is concerned. Thank you GeForce. Video refresh rate is obviously better, with no flickers. Playing my favorite RPG game is more enjoyable.

I wanted a better graphics card for CAD and video editing but needed CUDA capability for computationally intensive photogrammetry software so that meant an Nvidia chipset. I've avoided Nvidia because in the early days they didn't have native Linux drivers and were problematic with Linux. Fortunately, that's changed. I'm running Ubuntu 22.04. I simply installed the Nvidia drivers while using the old video card, powered down, removed the old video graphics card, installed this new graphics card and rebooted. Installing the Nvidia video drivers was easy but took some time for the computer to do all of the work. sudo apt update sudo apt install nvidia-driver-470 I didn't want to run another power cable to the graphics card and this is one of the more powerful graphics cards that can be powered by the PCI-e bus. My computer is in a slim enclosure so I also needed a low profile card. This card is low profile but ships with back plates for both a standard and slim case so it fits either height. This is one of the faster graphics cards with a low profile. Before ordering, make sure you have two adjacent slots available and 7.2 inches clear for the width of both slots. This card only plugs into one PCI-e slot but the card with two cooling fans and shroud is double wide.

ロープロファイルで外部電源無しって事で、小型PCに組み込んで助かってます。 新しいゲーム等では性能が足らないかも知れませんが、自分はやらないので。 YouTubeとビデオ、アニメ、ニュースの見物程度なので十分です。

Needed a new GPU for our church’s SFF Lenovo m92 streaming PC. Fit perfectly. Easy install. Prior to this GPU our OBS cpu usage was 90%. After that, 13%. Better quality video too! Super quiet fans. So worth the money.!!

amazing tiny GPU

Great for SFF Business Desktop, no external power required.

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