GPU Support Bracket for Fan, Graphics Card Support, GPU Bracket Brace, Video Card Sag Holder Bracket, GPU Stand, Adjustable Aluminum 27cm Detachable to 15cm and 12cm

I bought this support bracket to hold up a large GPU in a Fractal Design Define 7XL full tower case. The GPU came with an included support bracket, but it was ridiculously short for the Define 7XL.Just go ahead and buy this support bracket if it meets your needs. It's one of the nicest computer accessories I've purchased in a long time.

I usually try to avoid products with a bunch of sponsored "vine voice reviews" but I went ahead and took a gamble on this one and was pleasantly surprised and pleased with the outcome.I knew the concept is sound by just observing the pictures. It seemed like an ideal solution for me considering the cheaper & more popular cylinder GPU props wouldn't extend to the length I needed for my case style.This one, having the option to use an existing bottom fan as a mount is a fantastic idea! Combined with the sandwich-style GPU contact point, it really holds my GPU securely in place, even when wrestling my case from out from under the desk for the seasonal compressed air dusting which inevitably results in some jostling and bumping my case against things.Those small bumps results in shock reverberated into the case and with today's heavier GPU's hanging with all it's weight, that's how you get those cracks in the PCB - if you'd ever watch any northwestrepair videos, you'd know what I mean (though usually a concern for the REALLY big GPUs like 4090s). But even my relatively smaller 2-fan Asus 6700xt had a surprising amount of sag after only a year of ownership. Though admittedly, the Asus did put a pretty heavy heatsink on it compared to the XFX version I had for a short while. Either way, I tend to not upgrade my PC components for as long as possible so this is just a little bit of insurance/peace of mind.I'm happy to report the quality of the product is surprisingly good. No bad tolerances - everything fit together well. No bad machining or sharp burs left over. Anodizing is clean, scratch and marring free. I'm quite happy.The only thing I'd wish for is if the manufacture put a little Loctite on the threads to ensure everything stays where you set it. But at this price, I'm just happy everything else worked out as well as it did and I always have loctite for threading as it really should be a staple in any household. Make sure to use blue Loctite, btw - never red unless you want it permanent.

works fine... kinda wiggles alittle in my application.

Be sure to measure the length that is need to ensure this will fit. The seller also has one that is shorter in length.

The fears of a sagging brick of todays GPU's are eliminated. I have three of these in use, perfect for the o11 series of cases.

i needed a tall brace bc my gpu hung over the platform it was mostly above lol. this helped alot. i didnt bother bracing it bc the bottom is rubber and seemed to have a good grip and i dont plan on moving it alot anyways. definitely worth the price. i like how u can unscrew half of it if u want, if i ever switch to something different

This GPU support bracket from JoyJom is quite nice and taller than most. The design includes two adjustable "paddles" that can be used to lock onto both sides of the GPU (or you can use one paddle for a single side). The total height the bracket can accommodate is up to 12" tall, or the strut can be separated for smaller heights. The bottom metal piece has a very specific idea of attaching to fans and then rising to support a GPU, but that requires a very specific alignment between fans and your GPU. More realistically, they've included a foam pad for the bottom bracket and it's just going to be a prop wedged in between the bottom of the case and the GPU. Some double sided foam tape or velcro might be more adaptable for end users. I'm still figuring out if I will be able to use some machine screws and the ventilation slots in the bottom of my case to secure the bottom bracket instead of just use friction.

I have a large case with a bottom row of fans, and this was the only GPU brace I could find that was long enough and capable of being secured to a bottom case fan. The rubber pad and screw keep the brace sufficiently in place, and it is sturdy enough to support a 4070 TI Super or RTX 4080.I noticed that some reviews were lower, noting the lack of versatility in mounting options. However, this is precisely the purpose of this particular GPU brace. If you are not interested in mounting a brace to a bottom case fan, it may be best to consider a different and more suitable product.