Basically it's like this. I want to install this PCIE x1 Wifi card to my PC...which is a very slim desktop casing the size of a PS4 Fat. Basically, it doesn't have any rear slots because it doesn't expect you to add anything....

So i've decided to install a Pcie WIFI card anyway, with the use of a PCIE x1 extension cable/riser. I have drilled one hole at the back and enlarge an existing hole to allow the antenna point of the card to be pass through. But even if the Antenna are wired to the card, the thing is too loose and there is no support anywhere as the hole is kind of big (if it's too small, it cannot go through). Although it might work, but the card will be dangling inside the case with zero support.

Is there anyway to make a tighter fit or with support? I was thinking how to fill the hole to make it smaller, tried adding stuff like double sided tape, masking tape to the card connection point to make it thicker in the middle so the hole can fit the card, but it doesn't work...


Any ideas???

Hmm

Something like this??

https://shopee.com.my/4.5mm-50.6mm-Silicone...48-29dc1f1785b0

Tq

My PCI x1 cable finally arrived. Damn...the thing just fit ngam ngam.... it's a double right angle Pcie x1 extension. Almost need to make another two holes. The edge of the adapter is touching the side of the case...

And i don't need to do anything to the holes...because everything in there is cramp the card pushed slightly upward due to pressure from the Pcie x1 cables underneath it. For now, i just let it be. Hope it runs ok and no overheating.

Thanks all!

Erm...the underneath of the PCIE x1 connector on the Wifi card side is touching the wall of the case...while the top heatsink part is probably touching the case as well(can see from photo above the red heatsink poking out the two holes, the cover just right over it.).

Here is how the connector side of the Wifi card looks from outside the case, can see it clearly.