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this post was submitted on 29 Oct 2026
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Ya. A used 3050 is cheaper than that, still has 8 outputs and 8gb of VRAM. Its cool to see this done as a hobby project but it sounds like this guy just bought it as is, so what's the point?
8 outputs? In a consumer card?
They both have 4, I just screwed it up.
Np.
Analog output! It can be connected to a crt.
Hell, yeah
Cheap practice for RAM soldering I'd assume
The person mentioned in the article bought it like that. This wasn't practice, they spend $200 on an old ass modified card instead of paying the same amount for a newer and better card with the same outputs and ram. It's stupid.