Some good motherboards don ' t though , and most have a single PCI slot directly below Slot 1 and nowhere else love mobos that at least throw those at the end . Yes , some of us still use that XD <| sep |> Why are we linking a 2 weeks old interview that was already in front page 2 weeks ago ? <| sep |> Tyrannical 40 % more dad jokes <| sep |> Can confirm , calibrated at 1 . 9 k , spammed some cores a bit too but it was mostly all supporting from 2 . 5 k to 4 k that I ' m at right now . Honestly I love supporting because it ' s much more thinking rather than mechanical skills . I can still play cores at a 4 kish level , but I feel like I ' m overall not very good when it comes to mechanical skill , reactions and stuff like that . Supporting is much less pressure and much more relaxed . I remain calm the whole game . If I get my items late or I die lategame it ' s not ideal nor is playing a support an excuse to play bad , but it ' s not the end of the world and I won ' t get mad or something . It ' s also much more thinking because you have so many options , especially early game . And that suits me , I ' m fine with thinking and I can usually keep track of the game where people are , what items they have , where their wards are , where my wards should be , what I should be doing , just general game sense . And most importantly , even if I just try a bit I ' m probably better than most of other supports because they ' re often core players that didn ' t get to play a core . Don ' t get me wrong , supporting still requires mechanical skills and carrying still requires good map awareness and game sense , but there ' s more of one than the other in each of these . Basically what you have to do to climb as a support is just not being lazy . Buy courier 2 obs 2 sents at the start , be sacrificial . Be careful , think about where you ' re standing in a fight and why you shouldn ' t be going there when warding .