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7th Feb 2008, 20:27
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Its blocking them and i need them
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8th Feb 2008, 06:57
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what card ya got? you only got one pcie slot? absolutely no option of moving it about?
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8th Feb 2008, 15:16
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how do you move it around
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9th Feb 2008, 03:19
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well what motherboard do you have?
chances are your graphics card is in a pcie slot (hopefully) if your motherboard has two of these slots then we can just simply move it into the other
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9th Feb 2008, 07:26
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mrdavey: most boards with 2 SLI slots have the other running at a lower speed (typically 8x). I wouldn't recommend that. You might have IRQ conflicts, and 99% of the time the top PCI-E slot is the one you're supposed to put it in (so it's unlikely moving it will help, probably hurt :p).
If it's in the bottom slot move it up, if not get a new board.
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9th Feb 2008, 11:05
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Quote:
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The temperature inside this apple pie is over 1000 degrees.
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9th Feb 2008, 12:10
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Lots of the newer Graphics Cards have tall components/fans that will block the PCI slots.
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There's not a lot you can do about it, other than change your Graphics Card, but that isn't usually practicle. What do you need the PCI slot(s) for ? and what is in the PCI slots currently? ..... there maybe a workaround perhaps ? My System: Home Build
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