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Splyce123
That GPU is in the wrong PCIe slot.
Hefty-Advertising-54
Lol, gaming rig using the bottom pcie slot. I love these posts
_mp7
Use the top pcie slot. Better performance
Equivalent-Usual2012
Anyone who mentions the top slot is is to poor to see I have a KingPin motherboard and my Giant 2000$ 3090ti blocks it and the mother board is SLI capable so I actually ran 3D mark saw the exact same number as the top slot as the bottom Next Question
Innovative313
He’s used Fahrenheit… 🤦🏻♂️
ChefBicep
Lmao
Equivalent-Usual2012
Anyone else who comments about the slot or has previously ask yourself if it was in SLI configuration would the bottom one be incorrect or is it just freaking fine and dandy . Signing off to play the last of us with my incorrectly built computer hope she don’t explode
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That GPU is in the wrong PCIe slot.
Lol, gaming rig using the bottom pcie slot. I love these posts
Use the top pcie slot. Better performance
Anyone who mentions the top slot is is to poor to see I have a KingPin motherboard and my Giant 2000$ 3090ti blocks it and the mother board is SLI capable so I actually ran 3D mark saw the exact same number as the top slot as the bottom Next Question
He’s used Fahrenheit… 🤦🏻♂️
Lmao
Anyone else who comments about the slot or has previously ask yourself if it was in SLI configuration would the bottom one be incorrect or is it just freaking fine and dandy . Signing off to play the last of us with my incorrectly built computer hope she don’t explode