Dann7

7 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

If the video card is heavy enough, this can happen.

26 minutes ago, Tsuki said:

it sags.   which can damage the pcie slot on the motherboar

Ouch. Any way to prevent this? As I have mentioned before, I couldn't screw the graphics card

Hello LTT forums.

I should have asked this as I was building my PC.

On February, as I was building my PC, I noticed that I couldn't align the GPU screw hole with the case holes. 

Not knowing what to do, I left it unscrewed.

Sometimes, on the back of the PC, the graphics card looks a bit tilted but so far I just survived by moving it up every few moments or so with my bare hand.

I feel like an idiot for both letting this happen and asking this just now. What are the consequences to this, and how can I fix it?

The graphics card is a single fan Gigabyte GTX 1050 TI, so it isn't as heavy and long.

Thanks in advance to any help.

Ah, thanks for clarifying

Hi.

I am getting a Hanns.G HW191D and have noticed frequency of said monitor is 50-60hz. In Europe, the frequency is 50hz and was wondering if it would work. If this is an idiotic question I apologize in advance.

4 minutes ago, Acid Panda said:

use pliers from either side and un screw it

Thanks so much for the help!

The issue has been fixed. I hope to continue my PC build.

Hello everyone.

I was building my first ever PC, but when I screwed in a screw in a standoff, it suddenly came off and now this happens. (See images)

What do I do??

Thanks in advance,

A very frustrated PC builder