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PostPosted: Wed Apr 28, 2010 6:07 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
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No, it sounds like your standoffs aren't high enough. Your case is most likely the average width. If you unscrewed the mobo you would even see small slit holes in the case where the prongs on the one side of the gfx card go. Its probably just not sitting flat. As for the cpu overheating, clean the dust out.
There isn't any dust. It still won't start. IDK. And no seriously, my motherboard is a piece of shit. EVERYTHING is positioned perfectly to the point that if I moved it so that the card could go out of the back with the metal part, things would overlap. I'd have to work pretty fucking hard and probably remove everything and put it back in.
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 28, 2010 7:54 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
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No, it sounds like your standoffs aren't high enough. Your case is most likely the average width. If you unscrewed the mobo you would even see small slit holes in the case where the prongs on the one side of the gfx card go. Its probably just not sitting flat. As for the cpu overheating, clean the dust out.
There isn't any dust. It still won't start. IDK. And no seriously, my motherboard is a piece of shit. EVERYTHING is positioned perfectly to the point that if I moved it so that the card could go out of the back with the metal part, things would overlap. I'd have to work pretty fucking hard and probably remove everything and put it back in.
I need a picture, because a gfx card should fit fine. Being too long maybe, but the width shouldn't be an issue. Is this a mini tower?
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 28, 2010 7:59 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
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konr wrote:
Hero wrote:
No, it sounds like your standoffs aren't high enough. Your case is most likely the average width. If you unscrewed the mobo you would even see small slit holes in the case where the prongs on the one side of the gfx card go. Its probably just not sitting flat. As for the cpu overheating, clean the dust out.
There isn't any dust. It still won't start. IDK. And no seriously, my motherboard is a piece of shit. EVERYTHING is positioned perfectly to the point that if I moved it so that the card could go out of the back with the metal part, things would overlap. I'd have to work pretty fucking hard and probably remove everything and put it back in.
I need a picture, because a gfx card should fit fine. Being too long maybe, but the width shouldn't be an issue. Is this a mini tower?
I don't have a camera, and no. Seriously bro it's like half an inch too long with the metal bit on.
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 28, 2010 9:00 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
konr wrote:
Hero wrote:
konr wrote:
Hero wrote:
No, it sounds like your standoffs aren't high enough. Your case is most likely the average width. If you unscrewed the mobo you would even see small slit holes in the case where the prongs on the one side of the gfx card go. Its probably just not sitting flat. As for the cpu overheating, clean the dust out.
There isn't any dust. It still won't start. IDK. And no seriously, my motherboard is a piece of shit. EVERYTHING is positioned perfectly to the point that if I moved it so that the card could go out of the back with the metal part, things would overlap. I'd have to work pretty fucking hard and probably remove everything and put it back in.
I need a picture, because a gfx card should fit fine. Being too long maybe, but the width shouldn't be an issue. Is this a mini tower?
I don't have a camera, and no. Seriously bro it's like half an inch too long with the metal bit on.
The fact it didn't fit to begin with means that you should have never tried to put it in. Obviously not safe. Anyway, buy a new case and screw the mobo and such into that or buy a better pc.
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PostPosted: Sat May 01, 2010 7:42 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
when u turn it on, does it beep at all?
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PostPosted: Sun May 02, 2010 5:44 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Hero wrote:
konr wrote:
Hero wrote:
konr wrote:
Hero wrote:
No, it sounds like your standoffs aren't high enough. Your case is most likely the average width. If you unscrewed the mobo you would even see small slit holes in the case where the prongs on the one side of the gfx card go. Its probably just not sitting flat. As for the cpu overheating, clean the dust out.
There isn't any dust. It still won't start. IDK. And no seriously, my motherboard is a piece of shit. EVERYTHING is positioned perfectly to the point that if I moved it so that the card could go out of the back with the metal part, things would overlap. I'd have to work pretty fucking hard and probably remove everything and put it back in.
I need a picture, because a gfx card should fit fine. Being too long maybe, but the width shouldn't be an issue. Is this a mini tower?
I don't have a camera, and no. Seriously bro it's like half an inch too long with the metal bit on.
The fact it didn't fit to begin with means that you should have never tried to put it in. Obviously not safe. Anyway, buy a new case and screw the mobo and such into that or buy a better pc.
It still worked, I think my PS3 fell and knocked it out by hitting the case pretty hard, though. I'm getting it fixed soon and probably will get it all fitting normally.

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when u turn it on, does it beep at all?
Yes, but only the 'beep' it makes to turn on, not an error beep.
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PostPosted: Sun May 02, 2010 7:10 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
I have an unrelated question, where do you plug your monitor in if it doesn't connect to the back of your case?
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PostPosted: Sun May 02, 2010 1:08 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
if u get the turn on beep, the CPU is still okay
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PostPosted: Sun May 02, 2010 5:11 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
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I have an unrelated question, where do you plug your monitor in if it doesn't connect to the back of your case?
It does, if I take off the metal thing off of the graphics card itself, but it isn't quite as stable and just sticks out of the back.
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