LINKUP - EZ Vertical GPU Bracket Holder with Ultra PCIe 4.0 X16 Gen4 Riser Cable 90 Degree Right Angle 20cm Black Kit

I purchased this item to mount my GPU vertically. I was interested in the construction and if the PCIe riser cable was actually 4.0 and not just false advertising.The mount is made of sturdy metal and the PCIe riser installed with no issues. Looking in GPU-Z after the installation it still recognized my RTX 3070 as a PCIe x16 4.0 device. I ran some 3D Mark benchmarks and there was no difference in performance.It comes with 4 screws in total, the two large screws are for the PCIe riser and the two smaller screws are for the bracket that is to cover up the expansion slot that is exposed. I personally did not use the bracket, I just put the original cover back on. The existing case screws are used to install the mount the bracket inside of the case. The bracket did sag a little bit due to the weight of the card so I slid the existing unused metal PCI covers from my case under it to give it some support on the end as seen in one of my photos.The easiest way I found to install the bracket is to install the GPU before installing the bracket but depending on your computer case this can make it more difficult. I also installed the top most screw loosely before I installed the rest of the screws then tightened everything down. After that I plugged in the PCIe riser cable into the motherboard. The only thing I think I should have done differently was to get the mount with the shorter cable because I didn't need the full 22cm.Overall I'm very happy with the product and had no issues with the device yet. I plan on turning my PC into a fully watercooled system and this mount was the first step in my project.

Installed this in a new Lian LI build with 4070ti. This is a great cable - sometimes while installing these cables you have to bend them a little to get them to sit right, And I've had cables fail from being bent too much. I probably ordered the wrong size for my build, which put the cable through a little extra bending But it still works like a champ. 1 month later and no issues. Great price for pcie 4.Sidenote: if you don't measure before ordering, order the shortest cable. I ordered the medium cable and it was definitely too long and required extra bends. It's probably about 2 inches longer than needed. Go with the short cable!

Pros: +Sturdy metal +PCIE 4.0 Riser cable just works, no need to adjust bios settings +Gpu thermals performs the same or within 1-2 degreesCons: -Screws included is an afterthought. They aren't even the correct screws for the 2 piece brackets. -Installation should be a breeze for experienced PC builders, but instructions was abysmal. -Relatively expensive for no performance difference compared to PCIE 3.0 options. If you want to save a buck, you can go with the much cheaper last gen pcie options though you will literally have to adjust bios settings after every bios update. You aren't getting this for the performance, you're getting this for the convenience of working out of the box and it will be your last cable until pcie 5.0.Overall, I'd recommend this product for the o11 Dynamic just because it includes the gen 4.0 riser cable. It costs as much as the cable by itself, so the mount inclusion is a great added value. Just have extra screws.

So after going through tons of forums and reviews I went with this vertical gpu mount. I still need to test the speed but it fit well in my caseMy setup is the Cooler Master TD500 with the Tuf 3080 and it fits great with plenty of room between the glass. The package should include expansion slot screws for people missing them but it was nice and sturdy. I gave it 4 instead of 5 because of the lack of screws and because it will still leave your card slightly leaning.You can fix this pretty easy but still.

Bracket seems pretty good but ultimately pointless or at least overpriced ,because after all the installation, no video out from the card. A couple of hours of trouble shooting later I pulled a riser from another build and low a behold everything works now. I’ve requested a replacement and will update based on how everything works out.

The biggest detraction I can give this bracket is that the paint scratches off so easily. After just putting in the bracket and taking out the slider again to try to adjust a cable behind it, it had already tons of bare metal showing. The paint quality is just awful, especially being that this is priced above most of the other options made by prominent case manufacturers!Well, the reason I got this in the first place is because of the AMD 7900 XTX vapor chamber 110C junction temp throttling debacle. Mine would rise to the threshold within several minutes and would throttle. A vertical bracket managed to reduce that to a more reasonable 90-95C and get rid of the throttling.The reason I chose this one despite other cheaper options is that the PCIe mount is fastened to the IO plate mostly on the vertical plane and not the horizontal one, allowing a much more open space below it for airflow. If you are using an Nvidia FE card this may actually be less advantageous, as per its fin stack and fan design. The vertical portion does make working with cables a real pain, and you have to install the riser cable before you put the bracket in the case because of its design.Fits without modification in a Fractal Define 7 XL. I would have gone with Fractal's own bracket if it were available in PCIe 4.0.

Tried a few, this was the best. Allowed me to move my card closer to the front panel to hide my hoses behind it. I just ran a small right angle display port extension out the back. Construction is solid and was easy to install. It is a bit pricey, but well worth it for that finishing touch. No issues running my 6800XT pci gen 4 either. Very happy with this!

The media could not be loaded.  Hands down the best vertical bracket I've used to date. Others are cumbersome, finicky, difficult to install and mount. This unit took all the guess work out, scaled it down to a few mounting screws and made the installation very easy and accessible. I could have used a shorter pcie riser cable but made do with the provided one for now. Check your case compatibility in the question section.Highly recommended 👌Case used: Corsair 7000x RGBGraphics Card: MSI RTX 4090 SuprimXInstallation time: 15 mins

Things were broken. Too cheap of quality for value.

The first one didn't work the new one works flawlessly, computer specs are i9 12900k / Aorus master z690Aorus rtx3080 / dominator ddr5 5600 and can assure this vertical mount does work at PCIe 4.0

Used with a ROG Strix 3090, motherboard (MSI MEG Unify X570) is set to PCIe gen 4, not gen 3 or auto and everything works perfect. I've run flight simulator 2020 with everything maxed out, skyrim with over 350 graphic enhancement mods, 3dmark benchmarks and stress tests and a 30 minute fur mark stress test and no errors or issues so all looks good stability wise and all done at 4k. Only thing I can complain about is very slight sag (many people would not even notice) with such a heavy card but at least no components are at risk of damage so this is purely cosmetic and easily sorted with something propping up the end of the card if you want to have it perfectly level.

Support commandé dans un but de soutenir ma carte graphique.Je cherchais un support, suite au fait que ma carte graphique avec le temps c'est mise dangereusement a penché.Cela a causé des problèmes de température du au poids qui écarté le radiateur. ( 2080 gygabyte)Je me suis en quête d'un support pas cher 5€/40€. mais quand j'ai vue le look de certains et leur efficacité j'ai clairement pris celui ci après avoir regardé pas mal de vidéo sur la solidité.En résumé, on paye plus la nappe (pci 4.0) que le support.Le support lui ne bouge pas même en appuyant fermement dessus.Le mode de fixation est à revoir mais une fois installé on y touche plus.J'ai mis le prix car je ne voulais pas être bridé en PCI.3.0 et je compte m'en servir pour les futures cartes.