Has anyone run across a 54mm Express Card to HDMI port? Or 54mm Express Card to video graphic card/GPU
487113
Not I. I couldn't get the card to lock into the PC and when I held it in, and tried different drivers, my laptop still shutdown immediately. Sent mine back.
487114
Yes. I was using an express card to GPU to run a 4 monitor setup from a Dell Inspiron 1525 a few years ago. Just google "express card to GPU." You'll find a ton of info.
2224674
You can use any graphics card that is PCI-Express compatible. The choice of which card to get is entirely yours. It depends on how much you want to spend and what you intend to do with it. I use my system primarily for gaming so I use:Sapphire Radeon HD 7950 3GB DDR5 HDMI / DVI-I / Dual Mini DP with Boost PCI-Express Graphics Card 11196-16-20GBut the choice is all yours. Hope this helps, and good luck!
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Check the available expansion slots on your motherboard (or the specs from the manual or product support webpage) and buy a corresponding video card with DVI-output. PCI Express x16 is the most ideal to use, followed by PCI Express, then AGP and finally PCI as a last resort. Almost all of video cards come with at least one DVI port nowadays. $80~$100 should net you a decent card. It won't be a top performer by any means, but it should suffice for most applications and medium gaming. You can also get a card for under $50. Again, fine for most applications and some light gaming. The Radeon HD2400 is a great budget card (~$40) for Media Center/HTPC applications as it supports hardware decoding of MPEG4-AVC/h.264. Not so great for gaming, though. Again, the video card you choose to buy would largely depend on what you use your PC for. If you're not comfortable opening up your PC, then check if your monitor has VGA/D-SUB input and just buy a VGA cable if you don't have one.
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Unfortunelly not... not even a free hdmi Cable. But its a great GPU. I dont regret buying it anyway. Gigabyte is the best.
909032
You CANNOT connect an external graphics card (eGPU) through an HDMI connector on your laptop. HDMI is for connecting monitors. If you want to connect eGPU to your laptop, you need to connect it to PE4H and then to your laptop through Expresscard IF you have an Expresscard slot (few laptops do these days). If your laptop does not have Expresscard slot, it may have an mPCI-E slot instead and you will need a different connector (PM3N) instead of Expresscard (see: http://www.hwtools.net/Adapter/PE4H.html).
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Sorry, there must be some mistake. I did not order the 54mm. I ordered the StarTech.com 2 Port PCI SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Adapter Card with SATA Power PCIUSB3S22, Red.
272389
What are you connected too? Desktop? Laptop? Apple? HDMI? VGA? and what kind of video card?
1879759
Unfortunately you will be unable to put that card in the available slots. The video card included covers up the PCI-E slot that is needed for that card.
982159
Has HDMI and a cable for that connection comes with it. Should say on specs (about connections). Don't know dispay port? But then, I'd consider myself as not being knowledgeable about computers...just enough to do what I need. However, I got a good deal and I do comparison shop and like to have the best. And its working great for me. Good luck with your search. If you haven't done so, look at there web site and even call or chat on line. It was after talking with them that I decided to go with ASUS.
87173
There is a pci16 slot you can put a graphic card in. it needs a low profile card. If you have a card that isn't low profile card you maybe able to unscrew the metal guide and get the card in.
909031
This board uses a mini HDMI port. Even if you had one in your laptop you need the express card because you need to transfer data from the express slot not display data does that make sense?
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I use the Nvidia Geforce GT 610. It has DVI, HDMI, and VGA connections. Works great with this computer. Just plug it in. Plug and play. And it is inexpensive.
113619
Thanks, dude, and BTW there are laptops that don't have an HDMI port, all at the lower price range of course. Which at $369, I would include this Asus in that catergory.
620784
Any HDMI port would come with your motherboard or your video & sound cards, not with this tower case. And I'm still in the building process but I don't see why it wouldn't run.
1072594
I have used a 42" Visio TV which works very well. I've also used the Adafruit 3.5" TFT Touch Screen display that connects to the GPIO. It work works quite well. I haven't been able to get a VGA adapter to work with my HP 1280 X 1024 monitor yet though. I'm trying various configuration changes, but have had no success yet. I haven't tried composite video yet, but intend to give it a go soon.
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Buy thisLow Profile / Half Height Bracket HDMI + DVI + VGA For ATI Nvidia Video Graphics Card
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Probably you don't need a new one (although some older cards and low powered stuff might not handle it). Since your card has mini display port I;d guess that it probably can handle it though. What graphics card?You want one that does UHD at 60Hz over DisplayPort.