None standard layout case ?

[StonerNixon]

I have a motherboard where the graphics slot is on the top of the board instead bottom . If I just flip it around the io is inside the computer and nothing touches the io shield lol so that’s not an option . Is there a case that is flipped ? So I can place things in from the right side instead of left , so the io can match up and graphics card be on the bottom lol 

 

the computer I’m trying to do this with is a an hp Compaq 6005 pro 

[The_russian]

There are cases that have an inverted layout, but I'm not sure if the I/O for the motherboard or PCIe lanes would line up with that motherboard, unfortunate that's one of the downsides of using components from an OEM computer like HP or Dell. 

[StonerNixon]

Made it sorta as a joke for a buddy and he dosnt like how ugly it looks . Tbh that was sorta the theme but he didn’t get it so fuck it 

[Windows7ge]

In many instances today Dell/HP systems use their own proprietary form-factor motherboards in proprietary chassis. Unless you have the original motherboard there's a good chance this isn't going to work.

 

99% of standard form-factor chassis use the layout where the GPU is on the bottom. If you go to any online store like Newegg most of them will follow this orientation.

[Ringtail Jax]

Best way to go about it would be to get the original case for the motherboard and go from there, model name/number should be printed somewhere on the motherboard. Quick google search should pop up what the original case is.

[IMALVIN]

maybe an open case? test bench?

[StonerNixon]

Part of the reason I’m back to spit balling on this build , is because the person who I gifted it to lives with their mom still . No offence to their mom ... but she’s not that bright ... I put a whole in the side panel for a fan and so a graphics card could fit in it . And it’s apparently a fire hazard . So open test bench is like 100% out of the question . @IMALVIN