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We are working on PC configuration for client that software vendor is specing min graphics<br />
(Nvidia 600ti or 680)<br />
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It appears that the PC requires a 450 PS. Also looks like card requires standard PC not SFF and uses PCI 3 and takes 2 slot positions of space.<br />
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Thoughts and incite would be appreciated<br />
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THanks
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We are working on PC configuration for client that software vendor is specing min graphics
(Nvidia 600ti or 680)

It appears that the PC requires a 450 PS. Also looks like card requires standard PC not SFF and uses PCI 3 and takes 2 slot positions of space.

Thoughts and incite would be appreciated

THanks

Nvidia 600ti/680

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