Lian Li GB 001 Graphic cardnhalterung Black

Works fantastic. Usw it with water cooled RX7900XT and it holds perfectly level. Easy install and almost invisible maintaining the look of your build.

Very easy to install, helpful instructions, and great build quality. Good investment if you have a three fan GPU and want a very minimal sag bracket (almost invisible on a black mobo)

Really cool idea to utilize the motherboard standoffs to provide support for the GPU. There are a couple things to keep in mind, however: 1. This will not be compatible with all motherboards. If the motherboard you're using has a large heatsink for the chipset, this will not fit. If you have any connectors between the two standoffs (USB headers, fan headers, SATA connectors, etc.) this bracket might interfere with these. 2. This should be compatible with MOST GPUs, but might require some slight modding. The rubber pad that holds the GPU in place was actually touching one of my fans when it spun. My computer made a loud noise when I first turned it on after installation, I had to cut the rubber pad in half to solve this issue. Luckily Lian Li provides extra rubber pads and screws. 3. Lastly, this works best with motherboards that have their GPU slot NOT at the very top. My motherboard (MSI B350 tomahawk) has a PCIE x1 slot ABOVE the PCIE x16 slot where you plug the GPU into. This bracket works best on motherboards with a similar setup, if your GPU is at the very top then clearance might be a little tight and you can't put a bracket above the GPU, only below it. I have one bracket above the GPU and one below, this was the main reason I wanted this particular bracket. So I could have support from above and below. Overall, great job Lian Li, this is a pretty innovative product if you ask me. Now I can travel with my PC in the car without worrying about the GPU snapping off when I go over bumps. Just make sure your PC is compatible before buying.

I was looking for a solution to remedy my GPU’s sag but everything on the market is just those hideous brackets/supports or ugly stands. Nothing low profile, no innovation, all the same garbage that looks terrible. However, when I found this, I decided to keep my eye on it for a while (when I first discovered this Lian Li sag support, it was not available on Amazon and only from Microcenter). The other day I found it available on here and bit the bullet. Installation was quite easy, but it did not fit where they tell you to install it (near the PCIE slot) due to my motherboard’s heatsinks. However, what they fail to really advertise/mention is that you can just install it over your sata ports on the rightmost side of your motherboard as well, which is ironically better as it provides more support to the end of the card where it’s actually sagging. Then, I ran into the problem of the support interfering with my GPU’s fan, as the L shaped bracket that screws in was slightly too long and passed my GPU’s shroud and went into the fans. Luckily, Lian Li provides two extra rubber pads, so I took one, cut it in half, and placed it on the support, but farther back so it only pushed on the GPU shroud and didnt reach into the fans. Works flawlessly now. This is the best sag solution on the market right now, low profile, works well, and is the only thing on the market that is remotely innovative in this space. Only con is that $20 is a little pricey for something so simple, but nonetheless amazing product. 5/5 would recommend, if any of my friends ever need a sag solution, this is what I’m getting them

Works perfectly. If you have an NZXT H6 Flow, you will have to relocate the central motherboard standoff pin and replace it with a threaded standoff. All of that is included with the case. You have to take off the motherboard to do it. The kit is simple and high quality. I wish the paper washers included were black instead of red, that's my only complaint. I didn't use them.

I feel like this should’ve been included in my o11d mini case but here we are paying over $20 for this. This should definitely be cheaper priced. Now it does it’s job. The whole point is to prevent damage to the connector and motherboard so it’s taking some weight off the connector. Currently using on b650e Taichi lite and 4080 supper fe in o11d mini

I genuinely don't know why these types of support brackets aren't more common/popular. They make a great support bracket. They can be installed in the center or far right motherboard standoffs to support a wide range of GPUs, they are low profile and blend in, keeping a clean look in your build, and you can use it in a dual-GPU setup. The only cases these don't work in is mATX cases or ITX cases, but in 90% of use cases they offer better support and are more universal than the conventional stand support that rises up from the bottom of a case.

Not really. Maybe you'll have different results, but doesn't do much for my setup. I have a GTX 3090 Aorus Master in my Lancool 2. At 4 slots tall, over a foot long, it's by far the biggest GPU I've ever put into a build. I build my rig before this bracket arrived and to my surprise, the GPU hardly had any noticeable sag. The fit was pretty nice, and as long as the screws are firmly installed, it seems pretty solid. The GPU also has a pretty beefy metal top plate, which must help a lot. But the little sag that IS there, isn't fixed by this bracket. Its a lot cleaner of a look than the pedestal looking stands that sit on the bottom of your case that can be installed on the outer edge of your GPU—but that clean look seems to come at the expense of.... not working? The front of the card near the edge of the case is what tends to sag. Think of it as trying to lift a dining table. Your PCIe slot is firmly holding one side, and now this bracket comes and holds the same side of the table while the other side is still dragging on the ground. It just doesn't make much sense. I'm not going to completely trash it because maybe it might actually work well for a specific setup that isn't mine