Graphics Card GPU Support Bracket, Adjustable Height GPU Sag Bracket with Magnet and Non-Slip Sheet, GPU Brace for Prevent Universal VGA Graphics Card Sag (Holder)

╒Tool-free Screw design
╞Fully Made of Alumium Alloy
╞Design with hidden magnet on bottom
╘Prevents sagging and stress on motherboard
【Holder mini】Compatible height: 27-50 mm
【Holder】 Compatible height: 49-80 mm
【Holder Plus】Compatible height: 75-125 mm
Why is a graphics card bracket needed?
Graphics cards are generally heavy and bulky components that can put a lot of stress on the motherboard and PCIe slot when they are installed in a computer case. This stress can cause the graphics card to sag or even break off from the motherboard, which can lead to severe damage to the entire computer system. A graphics card bracket is designed to support the weight of the graphics card and prevent it from sagging or breaking off from the motherboard.
A graphics card bracket is an essential accessory for anyone who wants to use a high-end graphics card on their computer. It helps to provide support to the graphics card, prevent sagging, increase stability, improve airflow, and protect other components in the computer case.
Graphics Card GPU Support Bracket Before Use –
Before installing a graphics card bracket, the graphics card is usually installed directly into the PCIe slot on the motherboard. The weight of the graphics card is supported solely by the PCIe slot and the screws that hold the graphics card in place. Over time, the weight of the graphics card can cause it to sag or even break off from the motherboard. This can cause damage to the graphics card, motherboard, and other components in the computer case.
Graphics Card GPU Support Bracket After Use –
After installing a graphics card bracket, the graphics card is supported by the bracket, which helps to distribute the weight of the graphics card evenly across the bracket and prevent it from sagging. The bracket is usually screwed onto the case of the computer, providing a stable and secure mounting point for the graphics card. The use of a graph