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Reply With QuoteMaybe something like this would be helpful
still inside the case but would save much room.
Extend a PCI slot?
I'm trying to build a small *** case - so I'm trying to eliminate the need for any PCI cards plugged into my mobo. I've got external USB everything, except for my LCD controller. Does anyone know of some way to extend a PCI slot into a cable, and then house the PCI card away from the mobo?
Maybe something like this would be helpful
still inside the case but would save much room.
focused on multimedia
It seems to me like something like that would come loose very easily. Does anyone have any tips for using those in the car?
VERY small dot of hotglue on the corner works.. some computer shops use this to tell if a card has been removed and to secure it..
00focus, do you know where I can buy these riser cards (that's the way they are called, aren't they?)from? I already found some but they were very expensive...
Dimitris
I did a search for pci riser card and found this 3 slot card for $275
http://www.intraserver-store.com/itpcibridris.html
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I picked up a single height riser and a duoble height (as in the picture above) for ~$70 each at Fry's electronics. It was a failed experiment at work, and now I get to reap the benefit for *cough* *cough* free *cough* *cough*.
A carputer?!? What in the hell is that?
you can get those right angle pci extenders for $21.95 at Adex Electronics. I can't remember their website, but they manufacture them. I called them up and they were very helpful. They also have right angle agp slot extenders, but I haven't tried those.
here is the website: http://www.adexelec.com/product.htm
The guy is very nice and repsonds to email quick.
-Jason
Car
1964 Ford Falcon powered by a 1993 Mustang 5.0 EFI, AOD transmission, with disc brakes up front and more mechanical goodies
The Player
Gone! Soon goign to repalce the screen based system i HAD with an iPod. http://mp3falcon.crazyshaxs.com
Apple included a right-angle PCI adapter with its low-profile and all-in-one PCI Macs, such as the 6360. You may be able to get one out of such a model.
Also, you may be able to order the part from an Apple service center.
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