upHere G276WT White Graphics Card GPU Brace Support Video Card Sag Holder/Holster Bracket,Adjustable Length and Height Support,G276WT

The upHere G276WTARGB GPU support bracket is a great accessory for any gaming PC build. It’s sturdy, easy to install, and provides excellent support for heavy graphics cards, preventing sagging and strain on the PCIe slot. The adjustable height and length make it compatible with a wide range of GPU sizes. The built-in 5V ARGB lighting looks fantastic and syncs perfectly with my motherboard’s RGB software, adding a stylish touch to the setup. The aluminum construction feels solid and durable. For the price, it’s a high-quality, functional, and visually appealing GPU holder. Highly recommended for clean and secure builds.

Does exactly what it’s supposed to — no more GPU sag. The build quality feels solid, and the adjustable length and height make it easy to fit perfectly in my case. The built-in ARGB strip syncs nicely with my motherboard’s lighting for a clean, unified look. The installation was simple, and once in place, it feels rock-steady. Great mix of function and style.

This Graphics Card anti-sag holder is amazing, and it also comes with RGB lighting. This support bracket is very well-made, and it is solid metal, furthermore it was very easy to install. I have the Lian LI O11 computer case with tempered three sided glass and the Asrock Radeon RX 9070 Steel legend graphics card installed, I was a little worried that the sag bracket would not be long enough or strong enough to hold up the weight of my graphics card. Let me just say this, I had no need to be worried, it worked perfectly in every aspect possible, and it met all of my needs for a graphics card support bracket. I love that it is all metal and that it also comes with RGB lighting and that it comes with a set of screws which was easy to install into the back of my pc slots. And I like that it is holding my graphics card in place with no sagging! Overall, I give this product a perfect 5 stars and I highly recommend it to others.

I'll be honest, I never wanted this thing. I thought anything of this nature would ruin the aesthetics of my build, but the worry about damaging my $800 GPU eventually won, and I bought it. Well, I'm glad I did. It was a bit of a pain to install just because trying to hold 3 expansion slot covers, while trying to line this up, and screw it in at the same time is a bit frustrating, you'll see what I mean if you buy it. But the brace itself actually looks REALLY nice. It serves a great function, and actually ADDS to my aesthetic surprisingly enough. It also works perfectly with SignalRGB (amazing software, look it up) if you connect it to a 5v3pin ARGB header or ARGB controller, and it is very reasonably priced, especially considering the leds are fully addressable. Only thing I don't like is that the pictures on the listing would have you believe you can connect this to power through either sata power cables or 5v3pin ARGB, but that's NOT true, it's ONLY means of connection is through a 5v3pin ARGB header. So I took off one star for being slightly misleading. Other than that I'm very happy with it, it works fantastically, looks great, and won't break the bank. Highly recommend!

Ok, it's different! Worth the price! Super customizable! Works great with Aura Sync and other RGB software! lightweight! Looks awesome front and center! Not overly huge! Great in a 7 slot case!

After assembling my first gaming rig in quite some time, I recognized the need for additional support for my NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti with 16GB VRAM. Installed in the top reinforced PCIe slot of my MSI MPG Z590 Gaming Plus motherboard, the GPU deserved a reliable brace to ensure its longevity and stability. Enter the "upHere 5V 3PIN Addressable RGB Graphics Card GPU Brace". This adjustable bracket is a real stress reliever for any graphics card requiring a bit of extra support. The design allows for sliding adjustments in both the X and Y planes, making it versatile enough to fit a wide range of graphics card sizes and configurations. Installation was a breeze, despite the lack of explicit instructions. The intuitive design made it easy to install, including integrating it into my existing RGB setup within my case. I appreciated the thoughtful design that allowed for tension adjustment. By slightly tensing the bracket during installation, I ensured that it would counteract gravity over time, reducing the likelihood of stress on both the GPU and the motherboard's PCIe slot. One minor caveat to note is that the screws may share space with other components, potentially affecting the seating of covers in cases designed with specific tolerances. However, this is a small trade-off for the added security and peace of mind the brace provides. In conclusion, the upHere 5V 3PIN Addressable RGB Graphics Card GPU Brace is a robust and aesthetically pleasing solution for anyone looking to secure their high-end graphics card. Its adjustable design, ease of installation, and thoughtful tensioning feature make it an excellent addition to any gaming rig.

They work great, they look great, no complaints. They do what they say they do and match the rest of my RGB build perfectly. Absolutely worth the money.

I bought this support to brace my 3-fan GPU in my King 95 Pro case, which has 3 fans integrated into the bottom of the case. It seemed like a good alternative to a post support. The good: simple design, nice RGB lighting with splitter cable, smaller screws than stock case screws to work with support bracket, 2 small foam pads to cushion the brace/GPU interface (see later). The less good: the brace sags vertically and sways laterally (this could be due to using only 2 of the 3 brace attachment screws, which were all that would fit my case/card combination). The two small foam pads shifted and came loose, and blew off the brace. I have found only one of them. I replaced them with a piece of electrical tape, which should be sufficient. In the end, I will keep the brace becasue I like the RGB and it is working well so far. However, I bought a post too. It fits between the bottom case fan and the motherboard - not ideal, but combined with the brace, I think it will be sufficient.