Don't worry about pin one, I've kept it and the rest of them "straight."
Look at it like this:
The first card is just flopped over from 90 degrees to flat onto the mobo, pin one is still pin one, the legs of the right angle connector are like the rings in a binder, the pages stay aligned on the rings as the connector wires do to the card and MoBo. You've just closed the half-open binder.
In a binder, you can remove a page and clip it behind the next page, that's the transition of that first card into the "basement" where it's still aligned with the MoBo Page on the binder rings.
As far as the "Left Angle Connector" replacements go, you're just laying the binder out flat from its halfway open position, all the holes line up with the original rings, it's just that more of the rings are exposed.
Does that help? :?:
Look at it like this:
The first card is just flopped over from 90 degrees to flat onto the mobo, pin one is still pin one, the legs of the right angle connector are like the rings in a binder, the pages stay aligned on the rings as the connector wires do to the card and MoBo. You've just closed the half-open binder.
In a binder, you can remove a page and clip it behind the next page, that's the transition of that first card into the "basement" where it's still aligned with the MoBo Page on the binder rings.
As far as the "Left Angle Connector" replacements go, you're just laying the binder out flat from its halfway open position, all the holes line up with the original rings, it's just that more of the rings are exposed.
Does that help? :?: