I have put an Nvidia Inno3d video card inside T5600. When I close the case cover I see that it has an handle that pushes down the video card. But unfortunately the video card has the 6 pin power connector just under the handle so I cannot close the cover.
It's been almost 3 months since you post this thread and hopefully the problem already solved. Meanwhile, I'd like to share my experience in case someone looking for an answer on this kind of problem.
When I first get my T5600, I tried install a GTX 960 as testing. The original design of the cover handle was to tighty hold all expression cards and make them safe. However, it led me to the same problem that cover failed to be closed.
After looking at Technical Guidebook, it stated the maximum height of expansion cards being accepted: 111.3mm
As I planned to buy a RTX 2070 for it and no low-profile model exist in the market at that moment, I made research for all brands and found only Zotac fits: 113mm, slightly higher but marginally OK.
Besides, if you plan to replace a brand new PCIe display card, suggest to choose a full length model. Yes, I'm talking about card length now, not height. It's because most full length display card with their power connector located at the end of the card. In other words, it won't jammed with the cover handle indicated as red rectangle below.
You can locate them from Technical Specifications section in the Owner's Manual, like this for T5810. However, most of them simply describe it as "Full Height Supported" and not as detailed as those in T5600.
I further searched and see if any handle bar inside case cover for models you mentioned, and the answer is Yes!
Probably I have not explained well because I am not english native but for case cover I mean the lateral case panel with the handle you can pull to open.
Is there a low profile 6pin extension cable? Is it possible that this thing is happened only to me?
You did fine; I could easily understand your first post. Have you tried eBay or Amazon for the cable you're looking for? "90 degree plug" as part of your search term could help too.
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Hi @mgiammarco,
It's been almost 3 months since you post this thread and hopefully the problem already solved. Meanwhile, I'd like to share my experience in case someone looking for an answer on this kind of problem.
When I first get my T5600, I tried install a GTX 960 as testing. The original design of the cover handle was to tighty hold all expression cards and make them safe. However, it led me to the same problem that cover failed to be closed.
After looking at Technical Guidebook, it stated the maximum height of expansion cards being accepted: 111.3mm
As I planned to buy a RTX 2070 for it and no low-profile model exist in the market at that moment, I made research for all brands and found only Zotac fits: 113mm, slightly higher but marginally OK.
Besides, if you plan to replace a brand new PCIe display card, suggest to choose a full length model. Yes, I'm talking about card length now, not height. It's because most full length display card with their power connector located at the end of the card. In other words, it won't jammed with the cover handle indicated as red rectangle below.
Enjoy!