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  • CPU
    Intel Core i9 9900K
  • Motherboard
    Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Pro WiFi
  • RAM
    32GB (4x8) Crucial Ballistix Elite 3600MHz, CL16
  • GPU
    Asus Strix Gaming 2080Ti
  • Case
    Fractal Design Define C
  • Storage
    Samsung 970 Pro 1TB NVME (system), Samsung 950 Pro 512GB NVME (scratch), Samsung 850 EVO 2TB SATA (storage), some USB drives for backups
  • PSU
    Corsair HX1000i
  • Display(s)
    Asus ROG Swift PG279
  • Cooling
    Corsair H100I RGB PRO XT, 4 Corsair ML120 case fans
  • Keyboard
    I-Rocks Black Aluminum X-Slim Keyboard
  • Mouse
    Logitech G602
  • Sound
    On board Realtek
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Pro

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  1. Also download GPU-Z: https://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/ See what it says.
  2. Well, it should boot normally now to Windows. You shouldn't need to do anything, just close the case and start it up.
  3. It's normal that you may have to push the card a little bit to align these holes and to insert the screw. So the picture looks OK to me. Does it go all the way in now?
  4. Plyta sie wygina jak na nia naciszkasz, bo pod spodem brakuje wsparcia? Czy tak? Brakuje ci pewnie standoffs, czy jak je nazwales spacers. Odpowiem jutro.
  5. Spacers? You mean the standoffs? This??? I just thought of something: I think we're getting somewhere: if the standoffs are missing then yeah, the board will bend down under the weight of the video card. Then the card may slide slightly out of the PCIe slot. That's why lifting it with a knife helps. I gotta go now. Will check tomorrow.
  6. Yes, but did you remove the board, as I suggested, and checked the standoffs and the I/O shield? You have to find what is pushing on the board. Take a break, get some sleep and try to do it over tomorrow. You may be missing something. I've never seen a case or a mobo with misaligned holes. You're missing something.
  7. There must be something there. You're missing the standoffs? Read my post above and remove everything and carefully analyze the situation.
  8. You don't have a better picture? This looks like a bad situation, I don't like that knife - you will break something. Don't power on the PC until you figure this out. Take everything out: the video card and the motherboard. Make sure that you have the correct number of standoffs that align with the holes in the motherboard. Also, make sure the I/O shield is inserted in all the way in. You may need to push it really hard until all four sides snap into the case. Is there anything else between the edges of the board and the case? Like a bent PCI slot cover, or something? is the case bent? There is something preventing the board from aligning with the standoffs.
  9. Napisz po Polsku. Zalacz jakies zdjecia.
  10. Need more information and pictures.
  11. Buying any capable GPU at this point seems like a waste of money. The new cards are hard to get indeed and probably won't be easy to get for few more months. It's worst launch ever, but eventually you'll be able to get one. You just happened to build a new PC during this frustrating time. If you must get something to keep you going meantime, the only sensible solution seems to get something used.
  12. Something must bent, as others pointed out. My guess is that the rear metal bracket (that part that goes into the rear of the case) isn't going in all the way. Either because the case or the bracket itself is bent. And yeah, for Pete's sake, clean it!
  13. For me, it's the greatest computer tech invention since SSDs came along. It makes a huge difference in gaming. I can't imagine going back to a fixed rate monitor. Just don't get the cheaper, old type TN panel!
  14. You're doing something terribly wrong if you have to reformat every 3 months. Like really wrong. My PC has been running smoothly for over 3 years now. I even rebuilt it with a new mobo and new CPU and just cloned my old SSD, didn't bother reinstalling.
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