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The original post: /r/buildapc by /u/estroopa on 2025-03-27 09:39:48.

i just mounted my very first pc and everything works great, overlocked it and i am pretty happy about it, but the graphics card looks a bit tilted from where is attached not too much , but a little bit. is the graphics card fine to leave it like that for too long?

idk it looks not healthy

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[–] WolfLink 1 points 4 days ago

Modern graphics cards are so bulky that they do regularly sag a bit. It’s important to actually screw the card into the expansion slot on the case, because that adds a bit of support.

Some cases will let you mount your GPU vertically with the help of a riser cable. This distributes the pressure a lot more nicely. Not all cases support a vertical GPU configuration though.