Nvidia’s just-announced “SFF-Ready Enthusiast GeForce Cards” aren’t actually that small at 2.5 slots and 304mm long, but it might help solve the chicken-and-egg problem.
Nvidia just gave the PC gaming industry a reason to shrink its biggest graphics cards and produce smallish cases. It’s not what I expected, but I think it might actually help. Read before you judge, friends — I was definitely ready to call out some Nvidia BS, but I’ve mostly come around. When leakers revealed last month that Nvidia would help steer its graphics card partners toward smaller gaming PCs, I began to daydream.
Indeed, the list of cards that Nvidia is sharing today only includes RTX 4070 or higher: it’s not promoting a fat 4060, for example. Today, figuring out if a given card will fit is often a matter of painstakingly trolling manufacturer websites for length, width, and height twice: once for the card and once for the case. Now, you might just be able to look for “SFF-Ready” and move on with your day.
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