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Graphics Card GPU Support Bracket: Adjustable Aluminum GPU Sag Bracket Video Card GPU Stand Holder Graphics Card Support with Dual Stand (Silver 88mm)

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Size: S/88mm


Features

  • Dual Brace and Mounting Fan Design: provide your graphics card double protection and stability, particularly suitable for the new heavy graphics card.Height is adjustable, MAX 88mm. it is also a good option if your case without fan.
  • Aluminum GPU Support Bracket : The stand is made of anodized aluminum alloy and CNC Process, provides strength, ruggedness, and corrosion resistance, can be used as a long-term replacement.
  • Easy to Install and Widely Compatibility: the bottom of the GPU bracket is slidable,and the height is adjustable. you can adjust the height and placement location to meet your requirements, it can be fixed on your bottom fan (12/14cm) by screws, and without blocking air vent.
  • GPU Support with Non-Slip Rubber Pad: There are non-slip rubber pads on the arm, which is convenient for you to install without scratching the graphics card.
  • Package include: 1x 88mm Silver Graphics Card bracket with dual brace, 1x mini bubble spirit level, 1x Screwdriver, Screws

Color: Silver


Brand: JOYJOM


Material: Aluminium


Package Dimensions: 7.76 x 4.92 x 0.59 inches


Item Weight: 5.3 ounces


Manufacturer: JOYJOM


Date First Available: July 14, 2023


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    • Fantastic gpu support for the price
Size: L/128mm
I spent $30 on a fancy RBG support, and it’s sitting in its box. This support screws to the fans, has a level, and is super easy to install if you have case fans on the bottom of your build. You may not get the fancy RBG that everyone loves but this product is well manufactured and works great
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2023 by Caleb Kolosinsky
    • A little overengineered and not for everyone.
Size: L/128mm
We got this for my kid’s Nvidia 3070 GPU in his gaming PC. The card itself is very heavy and we didn’t want to damage it or the motherboard by having it sag. He also occasionally rearranges his room on occasion and the case is prone to being moved around from time to time. Here’s what I like about this: It’s light (made of aluminum) and very sturdy (once you get it set up). That it also comes with 2 support points that are adjustable is also nice. In the card we’re supporting it with (from the end), there are a couple of “dips” in the heatsink. We were able to adjust the width of the posts so that the support brackets fit snugly inside both. Not only did this give it good support, but it had the added benefit of limiting any possibility that the card might vibrate the other way. In general, the bracket fits a variety of cards in different configurations. Here's what I didn’t like: This is terribly overengineered. While on it’s face, it might seem cool that you could affix the bottom to a floor-mounted case fan, this wasn’t possible in our case. In order to mount it to the fan housing, we would have to have placed the bracket in a place that was suboptimal. Thus, I would imagine that being able to screw it to the holes in the fan housing is highly dependent upon case, GPU and fan configuration. I also didn’t like that the surfaces against which you tighten the arms (for the height) and the support posts (for width) were smooth. It’s very hard to lock them down and I can see vibration over time loosening them. Overall, this did the trick, and it did so well. I will be checking in on it in a few weeks to see if the screws that I mentioned earlier have come loose. I hope they haven’t. For the price, I’d make sure you’re clear on where this will mount in the case. If for you everything lines up, then this would be a pretty good addition to your setup. If not, there are other, very capable GPU supports as much lower prices. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2023 by Eric T
    • Difficult to use
Size: L/128mm
Review Image by J. Mateo Baker J. Mateo Baker
Review Image by J. Mateo Baker J. Mateo Baker
I tried installing this in my MicroATX PC where the GeForce 2070 card only sags a little bit, and it was difficult. The cramped space of the MicroATX case left little room to put this in the case, but there was some room to do it. But because my CPU cooler is so large, it limited where I could put the supports. I ended up having to find a very narrow band at the back of the GPU card slipped around the power plugs. And really, it just didn't work. The big problem is that the base of the support isn't magnetic and rather expects to be screwed down to the case. I did have some holes there in my CoolerMaster N200 that I could use, but the distance between the available holes in my case didn't match with the base. In the end, there was no way for me to use this to provide steady support for the GPU card. I think this would work better in a larger case with a surface under the GPU that lined up with the holes in the base, but for my purposes, it didn't work well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2023 by J. Mateo Baker J. Mateo Baker
    • Kinda works - seems decent
Size: L/128mm
Review Image by Elise S. Elise S.
Review Image by Elise S. Elise S.
My son purchased a new graphics card that is heavier than the old one, and has 2 fans on it making it want to sag a bit. Got this support bracket to help, but you have to be really careful to place one of the arms in between the two fans and the other barely fits on the end without hitting the fan causing obvious issues. We got it set up, but not really sure what all the little screws are for.. looks like from the description here on amazon, there should be another fan below to screw it into? We don't have that and there's no instructions. Didn't really find the level to be of much use either. It does seems sturdy enough, just worry if it gets bumped, it will move out of place and the arm between the two fans will bump into one and cause it to cease. Gonna have to figure out a way to stabilize it if that's a problem. Not a bad product for the price, just know what will work with your system before purchase so you don't run into surprises. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2023 by Elise S. Elise S.
    • Your results will vary by case and GPU
Size: L/128mm
Review Image by Ovaltine Jenkins Ovaltine Jenkins
Review Image by Ovaltine Jenkins Ovaltine Jenkins
Review Image by Ovaltine Jenkins Ovaltine Jenkins
Review Image by Ovaltine Jenkins Ovaltine Jenkins
So I currently have a Zotac 3080 in a O11-style clone for a PC case. The card itself is pretty narrow which doesn't play well with this support bracket, but if it was something wider like some of the beefier Gigabyte or Asus cards. EVGA's FTW3 cards should also work well. For the Zotac one though, the card is so short (along the card's height) that this thing isn't really long enough to support it unless if I mount it across perpendicular to the motherboard. This would probably mean that Founders Edition 3080/4070 cards wouldn't be a good fit for this since those are about the same height as a PCIE slot. The box also includes a level, I dunno why, alongside a screwdriver and fan mounting screws. The holes on the bracket that mounts to the fan supports 120mm (inside holes) or 140mm fans (outside holes). A downside of the design, where the vertical metal pole twists on and the supporting feet is also secured by a screw pressing against the vertical metal pole means that it can get scratched from repeated use. Not a huge cosmetic issue, but it can be. The part that makes contact with the GPU does have rubber padding on it, a nice touch. To assemble, in the plastic bag along with the fan screws are 2 "feet" that screws on the vertical metal poles and slides in the fan bracket. Once the fan bracket is screwed on to a fan in the case, the vertical poles slide in and it's a case of twisting to tighten the poles. Then the part that makes contact with the GPU slides through the vertical metal pole, here adjust as necessary, and tighten with the screw on it. Overall, I wish there were more rubber padding along the parts that screwed in, because the parts are metal, they can be loosened pretty easily, making assembly not difficult but can be annoying. The metal parts making contact also causes the scratches I've mentioned above, it's hard to see in one of the pictures but it will leave marks. The price is decent though, and if you do have an O11-style case where you're putting fans on the bottom, this thing works decently well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2023 by Ovaltine Jenkins Ovaltine Jenkins

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