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Can I fit a 3 slot GPU in here?

nathanyule
By nathanyule
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physically, i dont see anything wrong with it, other than length, which i cant be sure

-sigh- feeling like I'm being too negative lately

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Yes

 

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Looks an awful lot like 3 slot covers of the case were removed, so a 3 slot card would be fine.

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Ofc, it's far from covering the headers you've plugged into at only 3 slots.

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Dust that thing while you're in there. Looks like the CPU heatsink is getting some buildup on it

 

Also I wouldn't recommend working on your computer while it's on

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2 minutes ago, Votivee said:

Dust that thing while you're in there. Looks like the CPU heatsink is getting some buildup on it

 

Also I wouldn't recommend working on your computer while it's on

I wondered the same thing, then perhaps he has a 3200G and running the Vega graphics so I said nothing. *shrugs

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4 hours ago, Votivee said:

Dust that thing while you're in there. Looks like the CPU heatsink is getting some buildup on it

 

Also I wouldn't recommend working on your computer while it's on

I was typing this on the PC. Thanks for reminding me to dust.

4 hours ago, ShrimpBrime said:

I wondered the same thing, then perhaps he has a 3200G and running the Vega graphics so I said nothing. *shrugs

You are right on the money, I have a 2200g :)

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5 minutes ago, nathanyule said:

I was typing this on the PC. Thanks for reminding me to dust.

You are right on the money, I have a 2200g :)

And I'm typing from the office PC, 220ge with vega 3 graphics. :P 

 

 

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