Sladesurfer's Antec Solo
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Sladesurfer's Antec Solo
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I was going to get a 8800 GTX but it doesnt fit inside the case
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doesn't the face of that case have vents on the sides for intake? if you pull off the face [of course without breaking it] you could mount a fan on the bare frame, drill the hole there, and then leave the face intact. i could be wrong though, but it would look better than having a gaping hole on the front of the tower.
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Hmm, yes, if you look closely you can see it's just a little to the left of where the 16x slot starts (which a 1x slot wouldn't be).
AFAIK AMR has always been mostly an OEM-only thing, particularly to very cheaply add modems and stuff. In the old days, AMR was a very short AGP-style connector (about 4 cm), but I guess they've moved on to the much cheaper pcie1x style connector then.
Very, very occasionally I've seen retail motherboards that have an AMR slot and a card that uses it included in the package (it's hard to impossible to find the cards separately retail).
The Asus M2A-VM HDMI has a similar thing for video, a PCB with HDMI and component/svid/composite out (as well as the spdif circuitry but that's independent via a cable, I think) that plugs into the 16x slot, but will work only on that particular motherboard. I'm niot entirely sure how they do the dual function of essentially dumb-signal-carrier and real-16x-slot, AFAIK the HDMI card doesn't have any smarts on it.
AFAIK AMR has always been mostly an OEM-only thing, particularly to very cheaply add modems and stuff. In the old days, AMR was a very short AGP-style connector (about 4 cm), but I guess they've moved on to the much cheaper pcie1x style connector then.
Very, very occasionally I've seen retail motherboards that have an AMR slot and a card that uses it included in the package (it's hard to impossible to find the cards separately retail).
The Asus M2A-VM HDMI has a similar thing for video, a PCB with HDMI and component/svid/composite out (as well as the spdif circuitry but that's independent via a cable, I think) that plugs into the 16x slot, but will work only on that particular motherboard. I'm niot entirely sure how they do the dual function of essentially dumb-signal-carrier and real-16x-slot, AFAIK the HDMI card doesn't have any smarts on it.