Anyone happen to know the PCIe riser length used in the MI-6 off hand?
Still rocking my first batch SN #002 to this date, and have no plans on replacing it…but need to order a PCIe 4.0 riser.
FYI...The seller I got my RX580 from listed another new pull.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Hewlett-Packard-OEM-AMD-RX-580-4GB-GDDR5-Video-Card/264348272289?hash=item3d8c6286a1:g:fzcAAOSw4ixczIUQ
Update on the OEM HP RX580. It was getting a little warmer than I would like, so I stripped it down and applied thermal grizzly kryonaut. I also ramped the fan curve earlier. Thermals are much better now, and I’m very happy with the turn out. This case has a phenomenal build quality, and I’d...
Yeah I just lucked out. It was a brand new pull, the seller upgraded and just didn't need it. The eBay listing was originally BIN at $160, but they took my $100 shipped offer.
I have since threw it up on a test bench and benched it. It gets WARM but never throttles. Apparently the RX cards...
I too was stoked about the Vega Nano until I saw the price. Hopefully the RX 580 will hold it’s own for a while. If it’s on par with the 1650 ti it’s a hell of a win at $100. It may be the current best value to performance card for the MI-6.
I don’t believe so. Or I never stumbled across one when searching at least. HP still uses these cards in their new SFF HP Pavilion Gaming workstations. Actually the one I purchased was a new pull from one of those OEM systems. Maybe HP will later come out with a 8GB version.
Picked up this little gem for $100, as a hold me over until the GTX 1650 ti drops.
HP OEM RX580 4GB card. Only RX580 (that I'm aware of) that will fit in the MI-6.
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