Decent mount. Color is accurate & comes with all the hardware required.Took the sag away from my 3080 GPU & supports it nicely. You can also adjust it to different heights and it's sturdy.I would not think twice about buying one of these for the piece of mind of keeping you GPU safe. Too much sag can cause a plethora of issues.

Preferably when you build your system or get the GPU, but better late than never. Card sag is real (especially with today's massive GPUs) and can cause permanent damage to your system. The PCIe slot can start to twist preventing solid contacts across all connectors or worse yet, start to pull away from the motherboard damaging the connector pins.A brace like this is much better than the only slightly cheaper "kickstand" type. Those can easily slip out if you move your system or even just through vibration over time. These are rock solid and will stay in place no matter what.These mount over three expansion slot brackets on the case, so make sure you have enough room. You can have other cards in these slots, the brace will just go over them. You might be able to mount this on the last two slots of the case if there's enough room below.These are well worth the investment. After 4 years of sag my card would just stop under load. Since I put this in it's been working fine. Saved me hundreds over over getting a new card or motherboard.

Worked great, nice and secure with 2 different length plates and a few foam pad options. Video card is nice and level now, no sag

It'll get the job done but you have to put quite a bit of preload to prevent sag as you can see in the photo with the angle of the mount. Most likely will replace with a sturdier one as I can't stand the angle it is at.

Tive que fazer uma gambiarra para funcionar com a RTX 4070 super.

The EZDIY-FAB GPU Holder Brace Graphics Card GPU Support is a practical and cost-effective solution that helps adding extra support to the GPU specially when you plan to ship it or move it around. Here are some key points based on my experience:Pros:-Sturdy Construction:Seems to be made with high-quality aluminum, which in theory should help to prevent sagging and potential damage to the motherboard PCIexpress port.-Adjustability:I really like that comes with two different adaptars that will allow you to adjust the holder potentially accommodating a wide range of GPU sizes and configurations.-Aesthetic Appeal:Even though so have the logo showing, I think is still not that bad on the overall appeal.-Ease of Installation:The installation process is straightforward and doesn't require any special tools.-Cost-Effective:So far the price felt about right, hence is a value for money.Cons:-Fitment Issues:Since we will always have particular cases with unconventional layouts or limited space. It's important to check the dimensions and ensure compatibility with your specific case.-Limited Color Options:The color options for the brace are somewhat limited, which might not suit everyone's aesthetic preferences.-Support for Ultra-Heavy GPUs:The mean reason for the purchase if for having a cost-effect and stury GPU holder that will be able to support up to RTX 3090/RTX 3090ti, but not the heavy and large RTX 4000 series cards.Conclusion:Overall, the EZDIY-FAB GPU Holder Brace Graphics Card GPU Support is a reliable and stylish accessory for most PC builders looking to prevent GPU sag. Its combination of sturdy construction, ease of installation, and visual appeal can make this a popular choice among gamers. However, potential buyers should consider their specific setup and compatibility needs, especially if they have particularly large or heavy GPUs, then you need to consider the EZDIY-FAB GPU Holder V2.

The design is simple but effective. Workmanship of the product is good. All the needed screws are included.It isn't that too difficult to install however since this is after every thing else in the system was already installed in my case it might not be as straight forward. Mounting the main blanket may need two hands as the bracket is long as it trends to tilt away from the hole to put the first screw in place. This was at least this for me. Once you get at least one screw in place in the back slot then the rest is one hand operation and simple.The rest is straight forward. However, you may want to try to test fit first with loosely screwed so that you know where to position the small supporting piece. There are two supporting small brackets with the kit. You need to see which one fits you the most. Next you need to know where on the main bracket you want to put the supporting bracket to screw on to so that the supporting bracket supports the flat surface of the GPU card. For Asus TUF 4070 OC card, I choose the middle two slots of the main support bracket which lines up with flat position between two fans perfectly. Also note that, the small bracket is an "L" shape. The lag of the "L" needs to face out toward the side of the closet case for line up with flat surface of the GPU card. I first put on with leg of the "L" face inward toward motherboard and that is too far into the GPU and it does not line up with the larger flat surface between the two fans.Last, you need to adjust the height position of the "L" bracket so that it touches or fully support the GPU card without gap. Once you've found this spot then you can hand tight the two screws to keep the "L" bracket in position.This is to it at least for the two slot graphic card with fan cover housing similar to to Asus TUF 4070 card which should be most of the GPU cards currently. Check this first however.An improvement would be allowing "continuous" position of the "L" bracket on the main bracket to adapt to more variety of GPU card design as opposed to currently the "L" bracket can only go in to those 8 vertical slots and nothing in between. Two horizontal slots along the length of the main bracket might address this. This is the concern that I had when I first try to install the kit.Aesthetically, the main bracket has 4 decorating shiny chrome screws. Those look nice against black bracket. It makes the whole contraption more like a construction in a space ship.One thing that is not easy to determine is whether the bracket creates any issue with air flow around the GPU card or not. The main bracket creates a partial channel that runs parallel to the depth of the case. This might impact how GPU's fans pull air around them. Now with the main bracket somewhat blocks the open space from without the kit installed. Hope this doesn't create a heat issue. Otherwise, a verticle might be another option (but more expensive one).

The anti sag brace isn't large enough to support any graphic cards that warrent a brace

I really like this brace! It's sturdy, easy to install, doesn't interfere with other things (I have a USB expansion card and the bracket attaches over top of it easily) and really pretty as a bonus. I've only got a 3060 so it may be a bit extra, but I like it.Unfortunately, the leftmost LED on mine is ordered incorrectly, so when I make the RGB do cool stuff, it's never the right colour. I didn't notice this for several months because until I got a new motherboard with ARGB I didn't have the RGB plugged in. It's not the end of the world, just something to note! I still really enjoy the brace and I feel like it ties the look together really well.(and yes I just realized I installed my CPU cooler upside down don't laugh at me I'm upset and not redoing the thermal paste a third time lmao)

Lo instale en un lian Li dinamyc mini. Buenos acabados y apariencia. Tiende a doblarse un poco por el peso de una rx 6800 XT pero con ese monstruo es difícil encontrar un soporte al que no le pase eso

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