New pc

[Whiskeybender]

Hey guys. I just got my new pc, but..

I have an Msi r9 390x card and as you can see its not plugged all the way into the motherboard.. should i just press until it clicks or just leave it as it is?

[jackm1120]

yes your supposed to plug your card in all the way but that's an odd problem. Did u install the riser screws on your chassis to lift the motherboard up, cuz if u didn't you might fry your board when u start it up.

[xDanielxOossiex]

Yes, just push it in. But did you really get a pre-built pc?

[Bloxtonz]

Yeah. Push it in. 

If any thing breaks, stop pushing

[Whiskeybender]

38 minutes ago, xDanielxOossiex said:

Yes, just push it in. But did you really get a pre-built pc?

Yea i did... Was so nervous about the whole building thing, but now that i got it i wish that i build it myself.

I did choose all the part myself tho:S

Another question: i just installed another ssd, and i cant find it, any ideas?

[LogicalDrm]

28 minutes ago, Whiskeybender said:

Yea i did... Was so nervous about the whole building thing, but now that i got it i wish that i build it myself.

I did choose all the part myself tho:S

Another question: i just installed another ssd, and i cant find it, any ideas?

Is it visible in BIOS? If not, make sure all cables are connected. If yes, you need to format and partition it.

[Whiskeybender]

11 minutes ago, LoGiCalDrm said:

Is it visible in BIOS? If not, make sure all cables are connected. If yes, you need to format and partition it.

Yea it is.

I have 2 samsung 250gb connected, but as for as i know you can have multiple ssd's right? 

[LogicalDrm]

15 minutes ago, Whiskeybender said:

Yea it is.

I have 2 samsung 250gb connected, but as for as i know you can have multiple ssd's right? 

Yeah, its same with all drives. You just need to format, partition/create volume and give it drive letter in windows. Can't remember where tool for it is, but Device Manager is good place to start looking.

[Whiskeybender]

Just now, LoGiCalDrm said:

Yeah, its same with all drives. You just need to format, partition/create volume and give it drive letter in windows. Can't remember where tool for it is, but Device Manager is good place to start looking.

Thanks alot, ill have a look around !