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Default Need help, Accelero S1 taking up PCI slot

I got a micro ATX mobo and my accelero w/ 80mm fans is preventing access to any PCI slots which i need for a sound card

should I buy twin turbo modules?

what should i do =\
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You could remove the fan, drill couple holes to fit the fan so that is standing up (facing the side panel). This should give your sound card enough room. The problem with putting the fan up is that you get less cooling.
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