Hey all,
I have recently bought an MSI GTX 970 and only two days I realised it sagged more than I thought it would sag, and my next build is going to reuse that GTX 970.
I have plan in mind to use Gigabyte Z97X gaming GT as my next motherboard, but I plan to insert a Wireless adapter in the PCI slot on the bottom of the board (IE below the second card, on the bottom-most PCI lane.), and I don't think I will get another MSI GTX 970 in case if it sags too much and touches the Wireless adapter. The Wireless adapter in question is either of Asus PCE-AC56u or Asus PCE-AC68u
1. Would I be ok for SLI'ing if my second 970 I decide to get a Gigabyte version of 970 for the bottom card? I think the backplate on the Gigabyte would help with the sagging
2. Would you recommend it?
3. Am I overthinking this sagging problem too much? It seems the adapter card is rather short and it should clear of any sag from the GPU..
Thanks in advance!
I have recently bought an MSI GTX 970 and only two days I realised it sagged more than I thought it would sag, and my next build is going to reuse that GTX 970.
I have plan in mind to use Gigabyte Z97X gaming GT as my next motherboard, but I plan to insert a Wireless adapter in the PCI slot on the bottom of the board (IE below the second card, on the bottom-most PCI lane.), and I don't think I will get another MSI GTX 970 in case if it sags too much and touches the Wireless adapter. The Wireless adapter in question is either of Asus PCE-AC56u or Asus PCE-AC68u
1. Would I be ok for SLI'ing if my second 970 I decide to get a Gigabyte version of 970 for the bottom card? I think the backplate on the Gigabyte would help with the sagging
2. Would you recommend it?
3. Am I overthinking this sagging problem too much? It seems the adapter card is rather short and it should clear of any sag from the GPU..
Thanks in advance!
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