This a common problem with me - PCs I've built usually have some issue where something is pushing against something else in an unforseen manner. It's just the way it is when you have heap of parts from numerous different manufacturers.
It's way better to build your own PC - you know it from top to toe and can sort out problems way quicker already knowing the setup.
It's obvious they knew they had a problem with your rig but just crammed it all in instead of contacting you and suggesting a roomier case or something.
Ooooh! That motherboard is just asking to break somewhere! Fat little piggy.
It's way better to build your own PC - you know it from top to toe and can sort out problems way quicker already knowing the setup.
It's obvious they knew they had a problem with your rig but just crammed it all in instead of contacting you and suggesting a roomier case or something.
Ooooh! That motherboard is just asking to break somewhere! Fat little piggy.