Z87-GD65 debug code 03 problem

Hello
my system specs:
cpu: i7 4770k
motherboard: z87 GD65 (1.9 installed)
SSD: Samsung 840evo msata (windows 7 x64 ultimate)
PSU: evga g2 1300W
GPU: 3 * Toxic 280x (11221-01-40g)
RAM: 2 * 4gB Kingston HyperX Beast DDR3-2400mHz
3 * x16 powered riser
I'll use this pc for litecoin mining also sometimes for gaming (dota 2). If I plug my gpu to motherboard without PCI riser cable there is no problem but I want to use PCI riser (x16). When I plug x16 riser to motherboard, it doesn't work (actually working with 03 error) debug leds showing "03" and after 15 seconds, motherboard restart itself for one time.
I already tried as follows:
with riser cable, without gpu. (gen3 gen2 gen1 auto, tried all of them)    debug code 03
with riser cable, with gpu.      (gen3 gen2 gen1 auto, tried all of them)    debug code 03
without riser cable, with gpu.                                                                    everything is okay
without riser cable, without gpu.                                                               everything is okay
How I can use PCI risers for my graphic cards_? please advice.
Thanks...

Quote from: Sea Dog on 04-May-14, 00:49:37
Bumps are not allowed and will probably be removed.
  >>> Forum Rules <<<
As mentioned before, this is a non standard configuration attempt and the forum does not assist with it.
sorry for bump.
okay, maybe someone can explain how can i assemble this 3 gpu to my motherboard, there is not enough space for 3 gpu, because toxic 280x is thicker than double slot (2.2 slot).

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