PCIe x1 Graphics Card

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Anyone?

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Does such a thing exist ?

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Yes.

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I think you can easily find an pci x1 to x16 expansion risers. Those were quite popular during mining days.

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All I have a gaming graphics cards. So still would need a graphics card to install.

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There’s this

https://www.amazon.in/ASUS-Graphics-Warranty-Displays-GT730-4H-SL-2GD5/dp/B09DVN7QWH/

and PrimeABGB has a GT710 version

Or do what I did (skip to the photos):

https://techenclave.com/threads/the-everyday-show-off-thread.57621/post-2272252

https://techenclave.com/threads/ssd-nvme-pcie-3-0-and-nvme-pcie-4-0-which-one-is-better-mind-you-think-before-u-post.199575/post-2288729

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That price on Amazon is a joke!!!

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That’s the regular price. You’re paying for the 4x HDMI ports, not the GPU or x1 slot. That card used to be around 7k a few years ago.

An alternative would be a low profile x1 to x16 riser, it lets you slot in a low profile card while adding just enough height to have it sit in a full sized slot, something like this:

https://www.amazon.in/Express-Riser-Adapter-Converter-Board/dp/B0C8Z5H58N/

but a x1 version, maybe sourced from ebay?

Another alterative is a PCI to PCIe riser, with a cheap low profile PCI VGA card:

https://www.amazon.in/Shopp-Efficiency-PCI-Express-Converter-Adapter/dp/B0B8YRHTGX/

Either way, this is a niche use case and in computing, niche = expensive.

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Everything would be solved by having open ended slots.

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A tiny file and a little patience, maybe even a podcast while you work.

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I tried filing away & messed up the pcie socket. So again any PCIe x1 graphics card?