you need to put the graphics card in the first slot
KaseyTheJackal
You shouldn’t put the GPU in until the motherboard is in the case
TimetravelingNaga_Ai
It’s Over
ManNamedSalmon
Only if you don’t want to play games in italics.
pyr0kid
no shit its a bad thing, go fix it dumbass.
knbang
Your first PCI slot is metal, is the slot your GPU currently in metal?
Stop using that slot. Get a case and screw the GPU into the case.
Why? **WHY?**
ChrispyShmoke420
Only does that cause you havnt mounted it to a PC case yet
StarryNotion
Bro obvious rage bait 🥱
ChaoticKiwiNZ
The gpu goes on the motherboard after the motherboard is fitted into the case. The case has slots that the back of the GPU (where the ports are) sits and there will be a screw that holds the GPU into the case.
isbBBQ
This has to be a troll.
No one is this stupid, and if they are, at least they can look up a guide
You should really be using a crapy gpu like a gt710 for a test boot
WeekRepulsive4867
The gpu goes into the first slot, and is screwed into the case. Remove it, place the mobo in the case, screw it in (in case you forget) and then place the gpu in the first slot and screw it
markthelast
The closest slot the CPU has metal reinforcement to help with the sag. When you install everything into a case, get something to prop up the graphics card, so it does not sag. Some heavy cards are cracking PCBs or ripping pads on PCBs like RTX 4090s. Youtubers, Northwestrepair and Northridge Fix, have videos about PCB damage from heavy cards. Also, be applicable to heavy AMD cards.
zenKeyrito
Bro…put the parts away till you look up some guides. You don’t want to make a catastrophic mistake then be out thousands of dollars. Building can be as easy as legos but that doesn’t mean they can be fumbled around like toys
JIGGIDDYJONNY
Go watch literally one video on YouTube before you break your fucking components
Xaniss
As others have said, use the other slot, it’s faster.
RyuKawaii
Don’t play online like that,you are doomed to get tilted.
kirjavva
The top slot is not just faster, proper for a GPU, as is also surrounded by metal to provide stronger support for it.
Working-Attitude-263
Yes it is bad.
MolossusDaz
There’s something called a PC case… Might want to look into it.
PrA2107
Nah all is well
nyyftw24
Gpu in wrong pcie slot
the_silver_wolf
Put it in the other pcie slot
The_Damn_Daniel_ger
Not if it’s just for short term. If it works it works. Maybe use the lid of a shoe box so the GPU plate(thingy with the display port) can rest on the table, greatly reduces the angle of sag
coffeejn
This is why we build PC in cases, for added support.
Good_day_0
A lot of people comment that gpu should be in the first slot, but don’t specificy why. The reason to put it in the first slot, is because its pcie x16 and the bottom one is usually pcie x8, thus meaning lower throughput, and less performance form your gpu.
KJBenson
All these serious responses. Is this not a joke of a post or something?
It’s not even in a case. It’s purposely in the second pci slot. Something notorious to get people here to comment.
Why are any of the top comments treating this like it’s a real question? Of course a slant is bad. That’s why a case is involved to hold it in place correctly.
Good job op. People must be super tired to fall for this.
thisiskernow
Return the case, it has an issue with the pci slot
mossyoak743
Newer cards are bigger and heavier than older generations. It’s pretty hard to support a heavy GPU like that without being in the case first. I agree with others. The top PCIEe slot is most likely the x16 lane where it would be best to connect your GPU. Check the manual for your board. It will explain the PCIe slots and lane speeds. Also look into buying a gpu support bracket or support arm if your gpu didn’t come with one. Sagging is not good and puts stress on your PCIe slot.
Surprise-Fiat
These cases usually have a post you screw the GPU into, you’re currently bending the PCB
Edit: thought it was those open air mining type cases but it’s just a box lmao
aj_ripper911
Yes, and there would be more trouble if it’s the slot which is coming out of its joints. Remove the GPU and get the slot & GPU checked by someone experienced.
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you need to put the graphics card in the first slot
You shouldn’t put the GPU in until the motherboard is in the case
It’s Over
Only if you don’t want to play games in italics.
no shit its a bad thing, go fix it dumbass.
Your first PCI slot is metal, is the slot your GPU currently in metal?
Stop using that slot. Get a case and screw the GPU into the case.
Why? **WHY?**
Only does that cause you havnt mounted it to a PC case yet
Bro obvious rage bait 🥱
The gpu goes on the motherboard after the motherboard is fitted into the case. The case has slots that the back of the GPU (where the ports are) sits and there will be a screw that holds the GPU into the case.
This has to be a troll.
No one is this stupid, and if they are, at least they can look up a guide
https://preview.redd.it/0u55xzdh3t9c1.jpeg?width=5209&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c3c28dd2013f1c14f7175e0bf5b0aae57585abe5
You should really be using a crapy gpu like a gt710 for a test boot
The gpu goes into the first slot, and is screwed into the case. Remove it, place the mobo in the case, screw it in (in case you forget) and then place the gpu in the first slot and screw it
The closest slot the CPU has metal reinforcement to help with the sag. When you install everything into a case, get something to prop up the graphics card, so it does not sag. Some heavy cards are cracking PCBs or ripping pads on PCBs like RTX 4090s. Youtubers, Northwestrepair and Northridge Fix, have videos about PCB damage from heavy cards. Also, be applicable to heavy AMD cards.
Bro…put the parts away till you look up some guides. You don’t want to make a catastrophic mistake then be out thousands of dollars. Building can be as easy as legos but that doesn’t mean they can be fumbled around like toys
Go watch literally one video on YouTube before you break your fucking components
As others have said, use the other slot, it’s faster.
Don’t play online like that,you are doomed to get tilted.
The top slot is not just faster, proper for a GPU, as is also surrounded by metal to provide stronger support for it.
Yes it is bad.
There’s something called a PC case… Might want to look into it.
Nah all is well
Gpu in wrong pcie slot
Put it in the other pcie slot
Not if it’s just for short term. If it works it works. Maybe use the lid of a shoe box so the GPU plate(thingy with the display port) can rest on the table, greatly reduces the angle of sag
This is why we build PC in cases, for added support.
A lot of people comment that gpu should be in the first slot, but don’t specificy why. The reason to put it in the first slot, is because its pcie x16 and the bottom one is usually pcie x8, thus meaning lower throughput, and less performance form your gpu.
All these serious responses. Is this not a joke of a post or something?
It’s not even in a case. It’s purposely in the second pci slot. Something notorious to get people here to comment.
Why are any of the top comments treating this like it’s a real question? Of course a slant is bad. That’s why a case is involved to hold it in place correctly.
Good job op. People must be super tired to fall for this.
Return the case, it has an issue with the pci slot
Newer cards are bigger and heavier than older generations. It’s pretty hard to support a heavy GPU like that without being in the case first. I agree with others. The top PCIEe slot is most likely the x16 lane where it would be best to connect your GPU. Check the manual for your board. It will explain the PCIe slots and lane speeds. Also look into buying a gpu support bracket or support arm if your gpu didn’t come with one. Sagging is not good and puts stress on your PCIe slot.
These cases usually have a post you screw the GPU into, you’re currently bending the PCB
Edit: thought it was those open air mining type cases but it’s just a box lmao
Yes, and there would be more trouble if it’s the slot which is coming out of its joints. Remove the GPU and get the slot & GPU checked by someone experienced.
My eyes are bleeding
Well it’s not GOOD
No everything is fine