
- vGPU for $350 is a steal compared to Nvidia GPUs.

Low power draw (300w max) along with 2 space width makes this an easy card to double up in a chassis for use with larger models.


7 Gen4 x 16 PCI-E slots Extra 10G capable USB-C case panel header and port connected to standalone USB controller chip. Embedded VGA and IPMI, so you have no need worry about headless setup in case of GPU pass-through. No fans. Fans especially small break fast. It produce noise. Having custom fans on main-board that are hard to replace is no good for building a system that expected to work 24/7 for years. 10G Ethernet. No use now, but extensibility. Likely would be able to host EPYC Milan CPUs.

- IPMI - Supports ECC

+Plenty of included fans +Actual EATX support, with holes for standoffs in positions for various MB configurations so board is properly secured to the chassis +Lots of space to work in +Price


- Good packaging from Newegg, just a smallish box with no branding on the outside. - Obviously it performs quite well. Will use the full 600W under load (but you can limit wattage using `nvidia-smi`). Have a good PSU with a 600W connector (not included) and very good airflow setup. - Working in Arch Linux with just `nvidia-open` and `nvidia-utils` packages.



-lots of parts -very flexable motherboard mounts -easy to work in -comes with pc speaker

Small, sturdy design Nice looking face plate

NO RAID Real HBA PCI Gen 3 Works awesome with Windows Storage Spaces


Lots of room in this case. Pre-installed fans

Boots pretty well. Detected crucial ddr5 just fine. Error codes were nice during putting together.

Professional video card. Works great with games as well Ultra low power and efficient video card. Performance on par with a Nvidia 4060, but in a single slot low profile 50 watt card

Lots of space, well ventilated, light but sturdy.


- Inexpensive, compared to other solutions - Includes the hardware for mounting drives and board