just noticed my GPU covers my USB 3.0 port

[·:Taboo:·]

What's your motherboard.

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[HellHound]

Can you actually get a picture of this? I find this too hard to believe.

[Kochieboy]

Can you actually get a picture of this? I find this too hard to believe.

[ThatRandomGuy]

Can you actually get a picture of this? I find this too hard to believe.

[Jasa]

it goes right over that blue thing with the pins in the front
i have a gtx 960

There's your problem. You have your GPU in your memory slots when it should be in your CPU socket.

[·:Taboo:·]

There's your problem. You have your GPU in your memory slots when it should be in your CPU socket.

...That's a stock photo, not actually his system.

[SpongeCraft1212]

It could be a stock photo of his motherboard.

[Pecon]

...That's a stock photo, not actually his system.

The sarcasm was pretty obvious from "it should be in your CPU socket".

[Otis Da HousKat]

It could be a stock photo of his motherboard.

If it is then the problem still doesn't make sense. The USB header is nowhere near the PCI-E slots in that picture.

[Juncoph]

The sarcasm was pretty obvious from "it should be in your CPU socket".

and the fact that you cannot fit a gpu into a ram slot as far as i know

[·:Taboo:·]

The sarcasm was pretty obvious from "it should be in your CPU socket".

I'm probably too used to people actually being that stupid, whoops.

[Bisjac]

so this mobo he will not show us or tell us the model of, only has one pci-e 16 lane to use? and this still dosnt explain why that right angled header i linked him to buy wouldnt work. they exist for just reasons like this.

[McZealot]

setro have you been guying computer parts from shady men in thailand
this shouldnt even be possible

[-Setro-]

I'll get a picture soon
can't right now

[Tokthree]

You could just tell us the name of the motherboard so we can google pictures and figure it out for ourselves