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FS: Tesla P4 GPU, Akitio Thunder3 Dock Pro, OWC Thunderbolt 4 Hub, Backbone PS Lightning version, Gameboy Player, & More

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Just swapped this out my NAS (QNAP TS-873A), was used for plex transcoding.

H.265 & HEVC encode/decode (with 4K lossless) support.
NO VIDEO OUTPUT, used normally in a server for GPU acceleration. Doesn't need any additional power cables.
Includes USB powered fan cable, see pictures below.
I'll also include a 3D printed fan shroud (and fan), adds about 2 inches to the length of this SFF card.


8GB of GDDR5 RAM with the following specs:
Total board power 75 Watts
NVIDIA CUDA cores 2560
Base Speed 885 MHz
Maximum boost 1531 MHz (1113 MHz default)
Idle - 405MHz
EEPROM size VBIOS 4 Mbit
PCI Express 3.0 ×16
Lane and polarity reversal supported

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Nvidia Tesla P4 GPU - $60 shipped PayPal FF

Akito Thunder3 Dock Pro. Probably the best thunderbolt 3 dock in existence for your PC or Mac. It has 10/5/2.5/1Gb Ethernet, a CFast 2.0 slot, USB 3.1, eSATA, DP 1.2, 60W power delivery on one of the TB3 ports and a lot more. Comes with original box, AC adapter, and the original thunderbolt 3 cable.

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Akitio Thunder3 Dock Pro - $110 shipped, PayPal F&F Only


OWC Thunderbolt 4 HUB with cable. This not a dock, it converts your single TB4 port into three with the addition of 1 USB A-type 3.2 10/Gbs port. Includes original OWC power brick and TB4 cable to connect to your PC or Mac. It is the same hub found at OWC's link

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OWC Thunderbolt 4 Hub - $40 shipped, PayPal F&F Only.


Backbone PlayStation version, for Lightning iPhones only. Great condition, comes with original box and accessories:

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Backbone PlayStation edition, $25 shipped - PayPal FF only.

And last is a Gameboy Player for the Nintendo Gamecube. It does not come with the disc, but can still be used if you have a modded Gamecube:


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Nintendo Gameboy Player for Gamecube - $40 shipped, PayPal F&F only


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Bump for a fun little GPU. YMMV, but you can actually game on these if you have an integrated GPU. Windows 11 will handle the framecopy into your iGPU automagically. I played Apex Legends with great 1080P performance on one of these.
 
NobleX13 said:
Bump for a fun little GPU. YMMV, but you can actually game on these if you have an integrated GPU. Windows 11 will handle the framecopy into your iGPU automagically. I played Apex Legends with great 1080P performance on one of these.
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UP.

We used to use these and the GRID gpus to play games in Win 7 and 8 virtual machines at work.
 
Huh. Never seen a GPU without an output. Makes me wonder what kinda GPU I can get to run games with Parsec from my server instead of paying boku bucks for a desktop card.
 
The Lurker said:
Huh. Never seen a GPU without an output. Makes me wonder what kinda GPU I can get to run games with Parsec from my server instead of paying boku bucks for a desktop card.
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When it was released, the P4 was very good at h.264 video encode/decode. No issues in Plex with my nas and no issues in vmware with gpu passthrough. Not sure about Parsec though, but I seem to recall that craft computing on youtube using and testing these for cloud and vm gaming a few years back.
 
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