Hell Yeah! Direct Deepstack Integration - 5.4.0 - March 31, 2021
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To my knowledge all 1650's are powered from 6 pin PCIe connectors, not the motherboard. Quadro if you want board power, 1050/1650/1660 for PCIe.
Pentagano
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Really confusing, quite a minefield of models. Says here some are powered by the board. Looks like some are and some are ok on the 75w.
Think I need to look into a power supply to open up options.
GeForce GTX 1650 Tested without PCIe Power
Last week we checked out the new GeForce GTX 1650 for the first time and we were disappointed that it was no rival for AMD's RX 570....
www.techspot.com
Those power connectors are there for a reasonReally confusing, quite a minefield of models. Says here some are powered by the board. Looks like some are and some are ok on the 75w.
Think I need to look into a power supply to open up options.
GeForce GTX 1650 Tested without PCIe Power
Last week we checked out the new GeForce GTX 1650 for the first time and we were disappointed that it was no rival for AMD's RX 570....
Maybe some will run without in low power applications, maybe. The minute the card is called upon for serious work you can bet on a system crash without the PCIe connected. A new PSU with PCIe connectors would give you more options, Seasonic or BeQuiet would be my recommendations, in that order.Pentagano
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I have a spare 4 pin connector from a 500w supply (for a HDD). Actually 2 (a 2nd HDD really not in use)
Can this be adapted to feed a 6 pin of it?
I guess one of these: (does it need 2 x 4 pin to supply 1 6pin?)
Can this be adapted to feed a 6 pin of it?
I guess one of these: (does it need 2 x 4 pin to supply 1 6pin?)
Xertas Dual Molex 4-pin to 6-pin PCI Express (PCI-e) Power Adapter Cable for Video Card LP4 Y-Cable: Amazon.co.uk: Computers & Accessories
Free delivery and returns on eligible orders. Buy Xertas Dual Molex 4-pin to 6-pin PCI Express (PCI-e) Power Adapter Cable for Video Card LP4 Y-Cable at Amazon UK.
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I guess in theory that should/could work, never used so can't comment, I would also be happier using a dedicated PCIe feed to be honest. I'm surprised your PSU doesn't have a dedicated feed actually, guessing it must be quite old, seems odd though.
Pentagano
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Looks like I need a 500w plus 80w bronze that has the extra 6pin. Had that choice when I ordered the pc.
Buy cheap buy twice always comes back to bite you. Well, it was a quick impulse purchase as my main intel died for work.
IReallyLikePizza2
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Very excited to get this installed! Was brand new too
That does not look like a Tesla
- was this eBay and not expected to be new??
Wow, I would be pretty excited also, I was pleased to get my 1660 installed, now I want one of those
- congratulations, looks like a beast.
IReallyLikePizza2
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It was listed as a refurb which is fancy terms for used. It was brand new in the sealed anti-static bag, had the new cancer Chinese smell to it too
Damn, that sounds like a deal, I won't ask the price, feeling a bit depressed already
IReallyLikePizza2
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$320, not bad at all I think
I was looking at a P400 for like ~$100, but that's only 2GB RAM 256 CUDA Cores, so this thing is 10x the cores
I was looking at a P400 for like ~$100, but that's only 2GB RAM 256 CUDA Cores, so this thing is 10x the cores
Ah, that is a shame, sorry to hear. If you do get another then try and go best you can, Seasonic Gold if you can stomach the cost, should outlast this PC and possibly the next.
IReallyLikePizza2
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I would for sure just use an adapter to be honest, if it were me anyway
Wow, if that thing is working as expected you got a good deal, I paid £210 for my 1660 which is like 1450 cores, equivalent around $280 I guess 
IReallyLikePizza2
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Initially just for Deepstack, and then I'm going to work on migrating my OpenALPR install over there. Its currently in a VM on my ESXi server and it uses so much darn CPU
Keep us posted, interested to see how it works out. Been battling with OpenALPR chewing my CPU even when using GPU in Rekor, see the other thread. You've got an i7-8700 so it should work out better than my i5-4690.
ASUS is a good manufacturer. The 1050 ti will probably suit you well. Link to the specs ... NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti Specs