Case that wont block my vga inputs

[xistreme]

Recently i brought a raidmax monter ii and put a rx 570 gigabyte on it, but have to return the products because i couldnt find a way to properly use the hdmi port or de DP without the case blocking it parcelly ( in the case of hdmi it was full blocked, couldnt connect). So i read a lot of people with the same problem, all sugests to unscrew the vga and loose it a bit, but its the only solution? Isnt it dangerous?

Does anyone knows a case that doesnt block the inputs? 

 

[TVwazhere]

5 minutes ago, xistreme said:

Recently i brought a raidmax monter ii and put a rx 570 gigabyte on it, but have to return the products because i couldnt find a way to properly use the hdmi port or de DP without the case blocking it parcelly ( in the case of hdmi it was full blocked, couldnt connect). So i read a lot of people with the same problem, all sugests to unscrew the vga and loose it a bit, but its the only solution? Isnt it dangerous?

Does anyone knows a case that doesnt block the inputs? 

Cases rarely do this. "Perfect orientation of video output slots" is never an advertising feature on a case ad.

 

It's also not dangerous to loosen the GPU to reorient it while it's still plugged into the case, though I wouldn't mess with the system physically while it's on. Just in case. 

[RollinLower]

sadly this is kinda hit and miss. my InWin 301 partially blocks the DP connector on my Titan, and there's really nothing you can do about it. 

except taking a file to the PCIe slots ofcourse.

[MrReaver]

9 minutes ago, xistreme said:

Recently i brought a raidmax monter ii and put a rx 570 gigabyte on it, but have to return the products because i couldnt find a way to properly use the hdmi port or de DP without the case blocking it parcelly ( in the case of hdmi it was full blocked, couldnt connect). So i read a lot of people with the same problem, all sugests to unscrew the vga and loose it a bit, but its the only solution? Isnt it dangerous?

Does anyone knows a case that doesnt block the inputs? 

 

Depending if you would consider it an option, I would just file down the case a bit where it's tight. I might seem a little "janky" or however you'd put it but instead of buying a brand new case, you could save money by filing it down or even bending it in a way to make it fit better.

[xistreme]

I returned the case and the vga, cuz the gpu has artifacts when i tested in dvi input...

 

Do i look for a match in gpu and case or should i matter about the motherboard too?

[RollinLower]

1 minute ago, xistreme said:

I returned the case and the vga, cuz the gpu has artifacts when i tested in dvi input...

 

Do i look for a match in gpu and case or should i matter about the motherboard too?

all these measurements should be standardised, so you could look for a match, but you will find that each manufacturer shows the same measurements. all differences are likely manufacturing defects or within margin of production error.

[manikyath]

you know.. i've never had this be an issue.. between OEM cases, cheap garbagen, and a few more fancy cases..

[Fasauceome]

Take a file and grind away the extra material of the case, or take an exacto knife to the HDMI cable's casing.