Motherboard left side of the case

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CannamiaK Posted messages 378 Status Member -  
CannamiaK Posted messages 378 Status Member -
Hello,

So here it is, some time ago I bought a new PC online and I have no issues with it.

I noticed that the motherboard is on the left side of the case.

And I think for Christmas I might buy a new graphics card, so I assume that having a motherboard on the left and a graphics card to install on a motherboard on the right could potentially cause a big problem.

So I would like to know where I can buy a graphics card to install on the motherboard?

Thank you for your help
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  1. CannamiaK Posted messages 378 Status Member 68
     
    Yes, we can also say that my motherboard is reversed on the side and my processor is in the same place as all the others
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  2. Sharky_54 Posted messages 1 Registration date   Status Member 8
     
    Uh, I'm not an expert, but I've never seen "left" or "right" cards...
    So I think it's more of a "reverse" installation.... One question, is your processor at the top or at the bottom?
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  3. Destrio5 Posted messages 99820 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   10 324
     
    Hi,

    Is it a Dell for sure?
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  4. CannamiaK Posted messages 378 Status Member 68
     
    Sorry for taking so long to respond, and on top of that, I made a mistake: the processor is not at the top, but it is at the bottom. Also, the motherboard is reversed, the writings are upside down.

    Yes, the processor is located at the bottom of the case.

    It's not a Dell, it's an HP Pavilion.

    Sorry for saying that it was at the top.

    It is indeed located at the bottom.
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  5. Sharky_54 Posted messages 1 Registration date   Status Member 8
     
    So it’s no problem to add a graphics card, actually everything is the other way around. If it’s a graphics card with a fan facing up, you’ll have it facing down... not really a problem.
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  6. CannamiaK Posted messages 378 Status Member 68
     
    So it's certain that I can put one in without any problem
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  7. Sharky_54 Posted messages 1 Registration date   Status Member 8
     
    Without a photo of the inside of your computer, it's hard to say if it will be done without issues (especially due to the back plate of your computer). Provide the exact references or a link to your computer.
    It could also simply be due to a lack of space (especially on pre-built computers...)
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  8. Sharky_54 Posted messages 1 Registration date   Status Member 8
     
    I had read it wrong, but you already have a graphics card (Radeon HD 3450)
    This card is like all the others, so if you buy another one, there's no problem replacing it.
    But if it's not too personal, what will you be replacing it with?
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  9. CannamiaK Posted messages 378 Status Member 68
     
    It only has 256 MB dedicated, and I would like at least 512 MB dedicated. Moreover, for 80€, you can get a very good graphics card, even for 60€.

    Otherwise, the graphics card is indeed great; it works perfectly. If someone is looking for information, this card works very well.
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  10. Sharky_54 Posted messages 1 Registration date   Status Member 8
     
    If your choice has not yet been made, the HD 4670 is a very good value for money today... I have seen very good reviews about this card.

    If your problem is resolved, please indicate it to avoid overloading the forum.
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  11. CannamiaK Posted messages 378 Status Member 68
     
    Thank you, I think you've solved my problem and I've noticed something: like the processor, the writing is inverted, the top is at the bottom, so my graphics card's fan is currently facing up. The next graphics card I buy will also be facing up.

    Problem solved (be careful about the size of the graphics card LOL)
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