EZDIY-FAB 309EZ ARGB GPU Holder Brace, Graphics Card Support Bracket, Black | 5V 3-Pin ARGB Sync, Lengthened Design, Adjustable GPU Support, PCIe Slot Protection, Aluminum Alloy

I have a tall mid tower and product works perfectly. Been looking for a gpu support for a while now and this one is the winner. Very easy to set up and install. Fits perfectly in the case. Super stable support for my heavy Asus tuf 5070 TI. Will be putting this in my friends case when he upgrades as well.

Does a great job holding up the gpu, with multiple positions its easy to find a spot to support even with a triple fan card, the thumbscrews were a little awkward to install because i have a capture card and a pci-e nvm-e in two of the slots, I wish it came with backup screws, i ended up using the spare parts from removing the AMD socket fan bracket, i believe m3 screws, fit perfect and went thru the brace and firmly held the cards. It's very strong, and the Triple mount adds plenty of support

Works as intended. If you're like me and snuck a radiator into a smaller case you may have to nub the end. I just used some wire cutters and a file. Can confirm it is a thin aluminum. The included thumb screws are a little longer than the ones included with my case which was a nice touch. It's a bit difficult getting the paper peeled off of the adhesive strips but that's a minor inconvenience at most, especially for the price. I actually decided later to not even use the rubber pad and used some double sided tape for that little extra ease-of-mind since I take short trips with my PC kinda often. This works great because the support brackets are very wide so the tape can get plenty of surface area to attach to. While the design is snazzy, I wish they'd left the aluminum as a straight piece. The funky shape they put in it makes it a bit wide for my card so I had to flex it inward a bit before actually installing the little support bracket in order for it to properly be under the card. That would be my only real complaint. At the very least the aluminum seems to be soft enough that there isn't risk of it cracking from being flexed.

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).

Easy to install. Gives me peace of mind knowing my heavy graphics card isn’t gonna break the motherboard just hanging around. Holds the card up nice and has an easy basic style Plenty of hardware options in the box for whatever suits your needs.

The point of a video card support is to keep a card from sagging. This works, but is not really designed for the likes of an Evga RTX 3090. First the good points: It looks nice. It does support a heavy card like that. Neutral: Installation is only possible if you lay the computer down flat, or the Pcie slot covers on the back will fall and the screws can't be aligned. In spite of the good looks, the complete bracket is plastic Now for the bad points: The design does not work well for tall cards. The downward bend is bad. This makes the contact point VERY CLOSE to the edge of the fan shroud. The position seems steady, but if for any reason it should move, it could damage your fans. The card I have is a 2 1/2 slot. The bracket had to be moved and covers slot 3,4 and 5. This meant that the longest end piece had to be used. Now of course the Pcie slot underneath can't be used for anything as the bracket sits directly above it. Not a deal breaker right now, but when I add a second card, I will have to search for another solution. There are not many as I have a tall case and card sits 10 inches above bottom of case. Well there is a cheap method I used before. Use tie wraps to attach corner of card to a place above in computer case. Ugly looking though. That sums it up.

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

Bueno bonito y barato. Lo coloque en un H6 abajo de una 4060TI y es muy discreto y eficiente

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

I liked how intuitive it was to use, and it fit my gpu and case. There were two pieces referenced in my manual that were not included, but also not required.

Se paga un precio justo por lo que se obtiene. Simple y sencillo, para lo que es. Algo complicado de instalar sin quitar las rejillas detrás del gabinete pero ahí ni una sola queja. Es muy firme, no se mueve y no ha prevenido el flujo de aire. Tengo una 3080 12Gb Zotac, por el diseño de la tarjeta con los ventiladores que sobresalen de la pieza, estaba preocupado y pensé que esta pieza iba a chocar con ellos pero no, logré acomodar la pieza perfectamente.