PCI-E Riser question

P4Clock · 20 Sep 2014 at 14:45

If i use a PCI-E Riser 16X to 16X cable is there any drop in bandwidth, or loss of power from the motherboard

wanting to jam a moosive card in a small case and with a riser it could be done but not wanting the riser cable to hold back the card.

CinderzFTW · 20 Sep 2014 at 16:12

Rarely!

You will be fine... an extra couple of centimeters wont hurt at all

P4Clock · 20 Sep 2014 at 19:16

thanks al get 2 on order.

deano-5 · 20 Sep 2014 at 23:04

P4Clock said:
thanks al get 2 on order.

2?! What you up to?

P4Clock · 21 Sep 2014 at 09:58

deano-5 said:
2?! What you up to?

SLI

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the m-ATX case will only take one double slot card, all m-ATX cases should have one extra pcie slot so the CF and SLI can be used and it saves messing like this

CinderzFTW · 21 Sep 2014 at 12:47

P4Clock said:
SLI .

the m-ATX case will only take one double slot card, all m-ATX cases should have one extra pcie slot so the CF and SLI can be used and it saves messing like this

OH THE MODDING! I have just super glued a 92mm fan to the stock intel cooler as the original fan died.. lol

Did the same with my partners GTX650 when one of the fins snapped... super glued a 120mm fan to the heatsink... both now run cooler... I LOVE HOT MODDING xD

murah · 21 Sep 2014 at 16:56

Did you get shielded ones? the cheapo risers are often unshielded and can lead to signal problems and are prone to interference

P4Clock · 21 Sep 2014 at 19:15

murah said:
Did you get shielded ones? the cheapo risers are often unshielded and can lead to signal problems and are prone to interference

plz send me more info as i dont know if there shielded or not.

my trust is on