GPU Support Bracket, 1.26-2.75Inch GPU Sag Bracket with Non-Slip Sheet, GPU Holder for Prevent Graphics Card Sag (Black)

Worked like a charm. Hasn't moved one bit and the white one looks good in a white build. Much better than anything else since no installation is required. Just lift your GPU a little bit and place this under it. It will stay there until you remove it.

This is an absolute must because before this was on, I noticed my Gigabyte RTX 4070 Ti Eagle OC was Sagging, so I know I had to get this!, the figment is right, make sure you get the right size for your PC. I had a medium sized one and it fits perfect. It is very sturdy and is not gonna fall off anytime. The support was amazing because it not only prevents the GPU from sagging, it also prevented any further damage caused by a sagging GPU. It’s 3 screws are easy to turn and the magnet holds in place very well.

I have not had any issues with my GPU (GTX 1080) coming unmounted or putting stress on the motherboard since installing this support. It was very easy to install and only took a moment. It's very sturdy and I have not had to adjust it or fiddle with it since installing it. It doesn't fall when I pick up my computer and open it up to clean it every few months. It looks good in the computer. I will probably install it in my new computer also.

I have it holding up a Sapphire Nitro 9070 xt . It came with a bracket that attached to the back of the case , but it still pushed the end of the card down . I was concerned it would mess up the pcie slot so I got this. Crisis averted so far.

Have a replacement MATX board in an H9 flow. Didn't fit, but seems like it would be a solid product. Also didn't come with the small level.

I was looking for a simple and cheap effective way to prevent GPU sag and I decided on this support stand. It’s essentially a glorified screw and nut but it is knurled to give it a better look. It does have a magnetic base preventing it from shifting around in your computer case which is pretty neat, don’t worry about the magnet as it isn’t strong enough to cause any problems to any hard-drives. It also has a felt-like material on the top of the screw to prevent any scratches to the GPU. Very noticeable improvement after an easy installation!Pros:- Cool design- Available in both Silver & Black- Has non-slip washer on both top and bottom- Magnetic Base- Available in different sizesCons- Could be cheaperFinal Verdict:I do think it can be priced cheaper for what it is but it definitely does the job well!

Please note there are two sizes available for this product. In my screenshot is the small version labeled: S-If you have a setup where your GPU is very close to your bottom fans or your case is close to GPU then you want the small size. This is the o11 dynamic case. The larger one didn't fit for me so I returned it. I would've had to remove a case fan and even then the larger one may have not fit.I do think there should be a size in-between the small and large, or make the large one slightly smaller. I would also love instructions for how the rings work. I extended the top to what I think is max then extended the middle one which I assume raised it a little more? Either way it seems to be making contact and raising the GPU a little. When I remove it I visibly see the GPU sag (RTX 4090) for reference.Overall seems to be a quick and affordable fix since I couldn't use the included anti sag bracket with the GPU due to motherboard conflict.

Super simple solution. Does as advertised.Simple solution for the annoying GPU sag. Both ends of the support bracket have a pad of rubber to prevent scratches or scuffs. Magnet bottom keeps it in the place where you put it.Pretty sure it’s aluminum; it is super lightweight! Looks heavier than it is. But heavy does not mean it’s better or more effective. The knurling is…well, knurling. Nice, I guess? If you like that sort of thing. I guess it makes it easier to twist and turn as you fit it in between the case and GPU. Though, I think it would work just as well without.Easy to put in, adjust, or take out. Ya just rotate it up or down to the desired length and tension. It does have a secondary ring that lets you twist to secure and keep it in place once you find just the right length/tension.I would recommend. However, not sure that it gets you more frame rates…more than it just makes the GPU look nice and even. Also, if you don’t like the vertical look amongst all your horizontal components, it may break up the flow of visuals for you. Though, if your case is like mine (and probably most), black, you may not notice it or might camouflage in.