Cooler MasterVertical GPU Holder Kit V3, for E-ATX/ATX/mATX PC Case & PCI-E 4.0 Devices, Adjustable Modular Video Card Support, Thick SGCC Steel Bracket, 165 mm Riser Cable Included - Black

I was terrified to try this, but I made sure to get the V3 as it has no latency.This thing is a tank. It's more durable than the metal parts of my case. It takes all the weight off the motherboard slot and actually makes the form factor smaller. You can adjust the front/back and sideways position to allow better access to the mobo if needed. There isn't even a hole through the back if you fill it with the PCIe brackets you took out.No noticeable change in performance, allows MUCH better airflow, and shows off your GPU really nicely.This is the single best optional accessory I've ever bought for my PC and I take it for granted.You will not bend this metal. Follow the instructions and it's very easy to install, too.

Awesome GPU mount. Lots of flexibility with the positioning and installation was quite intuitive. It looks durable and well built.

I'm glad I read the reviews first - I knew what to expect. Someone pointed out, that Cooler Master should really have made this item compatible with their own HUGE flagship cases (HAF700)- out of the box. It isn't due to the tool-less locking bars for PCI cards on the back. SO - I was expecting to have to cut a 1CM square off the new mount. The guy used a hacksaw but thats ok for the down cut, but not the across. I used a Dremel type tool to make it easy.Anyhow, installing the mount I had an upwards angle present - took me ages of faffing around until it was in properly. The instructions are ok I guess - but it never works out like that does it?Finally in place it looks belting. My case still makes the card look small mounted vertically - it's a 7900XTX - big card but looks small in there. No more sagging etc - this item can handle all cards I presume.I am very happy with the final result after finishing.Is the price fair? Not sure, it's certainly not cheap. It's very heavy quality metal with many ways to adjust for different cases/designs though.4* for having to cut a piece off! Still a great item though when installed.

Definitely the best Vertical mount! Rock solid with no sag. But does not fit Lian Li Evo XL. Exchanged with the Universal Vertical mount. That one does not fit the Evo XL either but has markings where to modify … drilling additional holes. 60 secs and it did fit the Evo XL. Beware! There are 3 different versions of the v3. One with stiff riser (purple riser part). Then there was the regular v3 and finally the Universal v3. The Universal cost £40 more with hardly any differences. It comes in the same box the regular comes in. I tried 2 in total both had no box saying Universal Cooler Master confirmed there is a v3 of v3 covering some more cases.

Honestly vertical GPU's are completely unnecessary, and I did expect thermal issues from installing this but I was honestly surprised by the quality. Got this with a great discount from amazon warehouse and it would be well worth full price. The ability to move the graphics card in two axes I looked at initially as a bit of a useless fad but actually comes in handy a lot when installing as the PCIE cable can be quite firm (though does not cause tension on the board) and ensures the card is not choked against the glass irrespective of case dimensions. It has a black metal structure with a black PCIE 4 riser cable that has 1 purple rung on it (which is totally invisible anyway once the card is installed) which looks clean in my H6 flow. My fans at the bottom of the case blow air directly onto my card's radiator fins now and I actually get improved cooling under load. This has not really affected performance and is really only there for aesthetics, but if you have the money I absolutely recommend it

Update, don't bother with this product. A massive pain in the ass to get set up in most cases, and extremely poor quality. Both ends of the ribbon cable have broken within 5 months of use.As a product I get it, like and understand it.However the device is not made for all cases. I have an MSI Vampiric case, and had many, many issues with fitting this device.I had to bend and mangle. Parts of my case just to get the riser in, furthermore once I finally got the riser in place, plugging the cables into the device was near enough impossible, again without mangling my case, this wouldn't have fit.I would strongly advise trying to search videos of people fitting this riser to a case and motherboard you own, as it's very difficult for it to line up with every option out there.Hopefully I'm the anomaly and my case just isn't supposed to be supported, for the short term I had no option

I bought this not because i wanted to show off my graphics card , but because i didnt like it in its default horizontal setup , i have a gigabyte 4070 and i saw some youtube vids about cracking on the pcb near the catch , so i wanted to take all the sag pressure off there and i didnt want some adjustable leg type thing , the mount is solid and well made , definatly worth it to save my 550 quid card from damage , its a large mounting but it fits in my tiny nzxt h5 flow no problems at all , plenty of adjustment but i didnt need it , its in its furthest back position and no where near the glass side panel , no difference to temps or performance exactly the same.

The media could not be loaded. it works things are little cooler which is always good.although fitting a 4080 gigabyte master aorus in a mid tower lian li evo 011 is one of the most fiddly things I have ever tried.the riser cable could be a bit shorter as its stiff and pushes the bracket forward a little bit also the screw on top of mount that allows for forward and backward movement is quite hard to access once GPU is in.but looks good and does the job.