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HAF 932 and SLI problems...

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I'm not sure if this is the forum to post this in but I'll try here (I apologize if it's not). A few months ago I picked up two GTX 460 video cards so I can run SLI and it can eat everything I throw at it. The plastic clips on my HAF wouldn't close due to the design of the heatsink on the Asus video cards ( http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814121391 ) so I screwed them down and started it up and it worked fine. After a few days I was getting artifacting and I thought maybe it was due to heat pulled them out and reseated them and bang it was fixed., about once a week or so I have to push them down and it fixes the problem but if I leave the case on it's side I get no problems what so ever.

I'm stumped as to what the problem could be or how to fix it and I was hoping for help, I was thinking something like a video card holder for my case or something of the sort.

(Is it possible it could be the cheap flimsy SLI bridge that I have? It seems REALLY loose on the cards but it's pressed down all the way) I have the EVGA SLI LE motherboard if that's needed at all.
 
you haf 932 should have come with a videocard holder. but if not I would also check to see if you missing a motherboard stand off that may be allowing the motherboard to flex in that area.
 
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