anidees Graphics Card Brace GPU Support Bracket, Full Aluminum Holder Provides Strong Support and Stand for Universal VGA Card, Support from 2.44 to 3.94 inch / 62 to 100mm Length, AI-GP-L

I have a Micro-ATX build with a big ol' 2080Ti. Major sag issues and none of the typical GPU support choices were small enough. The clearance between PSU shroud and GPU is only a couple of inches.This product was perfect. Tiny enough to fit under the GPU, discrete enough to look good in a clean setup.My only gripe is the red and blue colors. All black would look better. But it's purely an aesthetics thing. Still looks good and is perfect for the job.

None of other GPU braces fit the range of 60-65mm, they're all 50/55mm and then jumps to 70mm+, this specific one fits perfectly into the 60-65mm range that I needed to put my mind at ease supporting my EVGA 3090 Ti. The magnet isn't as strong I noticed as the others but its enough to keep it stationary as its not meant to carry the card but to just support the outer edge furthest away/top right corner. This is very small compact profile. I have it at about 63mm which is nearly fully extended.EVGA Tech Support said it doesn't need it but do not object to one as its peace of mind. (my card didn't ship with the eLeash and had me on backorder)

I was looking for a longer support - bottom of my card sits 7 9/16in from the top of my fans (see pic). Almost maxed out, this thing can support up to 7 13/16in (from the bottom of the base to the very top of the rod).I wish the screw had a hex key - it is solid as a thumb-screw (for now) but for my peace of mind I will probably replace it and add some locktite.2 included screws which are supposed to go into a fan have very fine thread pitch and are not meant for the plastic. Replaced with standard fan screws.

The important stuff up front: This basically requires that you have some place on the bottom of your case to screw the flat bracket on to. Otherwise it will slide around no matter how much pressure you try to put on it against your graphics card. I really wish they had included a rubber mat or something that could be used to give it some grip. My PC case has a full length PSU cover on the bottom and it's smooth. There's no place to screw it to and I cannot get it to reliably stay in place. This is the only reason I docked it a star.With that caveat in mind, this is actually a very well constructed GPU bracket. It's made of black aluminum and the machining is top notch. Very smooth, no rough edges, screw holes are all threaded cleanly, etc. It feels substantial and there is absolutely no plastic anywhere on this thing. Everything from the little bracket arm to the thumbscrew to the rest of the bracket is all metal.If you have some place to screw it to in your case I definitely recommend this GPU support bracket. It will last forever. No springs to wear out or plastic to break.

Using it to support a XFX SPEEDSTER Radeon 7600 and it works great. No more saggy gpu.

the anidees gpu support bracket was the only brand that I could find that was under 1 inch. All others seem to be 1 inch or taller. I ordered 2 at 2 different sizes and they were easy to position under the graphics card. Great gpu support options for SFF PC builds.

It fits the space and it looks nice.

It works but I dont know how safe it is. The magnet is very very weak and the rubber grips on the top and bottom are not so grippy. At the end of the day my 3080ti is not drooping but I hope no one bumps the pc because it might catapult.