Cooler MasterVertical GPU Card Holder Kit V3 White , PCIe 4.0 5.0 Motherboards GPUs RTX 5090 RX 9070 XT, ABS Casing, 165mm Length, Modula Adjustable for E-ATX ATX Micro ATX Case

This is a very well made vertical mount. I have been keeping an eye to purchase for the past few years ever since I bought the 4090. I have my 4090 gaming oc on this mount. It did take a little time to figure out the steps in installing. I only have about one eigth of an inch going down on the right end of the mount.I mean for esthetics and better air flow is the main reason I did purchase it. It will also help with gpu sagging and buying a support bracket which I did back 2022, after knowing it was about five pounds.So is it worth it? In my use case scenarios it is , I went from an all black to rgb light. I even had the rgb lighting on the gpu off from 2022 but enough of that. I have this set up on a ANTEC PERFORMANCE 1 FT case and it fits really well. You can adjust the mount to move forward or backward, left and right.On the 3rd picture you will see a small section from the back that is about 2 slot for removing if you have a micro atx case, so it doesn't interfere with rear fan. That is also awesome for those that have that kind of pc case.If you have a dual cpu air cooler don't even think about it, as it will interfere with gpu mount kit. Almost a tool less design from Coolmaster. All you need is a regular phillips screwdriver for a screws to mount the first part just below the rear motherboard aio. The price was pretty fair for the vertical mount since it's release and the build quality is great.Edit: 7/26 The pcie 4.0 works great no regrets, and the diffrent color of gray could mean also pcie 5.0. I remember it used to be a purple colorI still get the same fps as I did connected to the pcie slot. No issues with screen or games. Great job on both the support bracket and pcie cable.

At first I was skeptical but this mount is amazing! The white matches my case and GPU very well and is a lot sturdier then it appeared at first it has many adjustment options to slide either direction as well as a depth adjustment so you can push it out toward case wall or in to motherboard for those big 3 slot cards. I have a 7900xtx Taichi mounted to this thing and it looks amazing. Build quality is great for the price point. If your looking for a quality vertical mount then look no further!

The Cooler Master MasterAccessory Vertical GPU Card Holder Kit V3 White arrived with no delivery issues. The concept of a vertical GPU holder intrigued me, and I was initially excited to try it out.Installation was straightforward, but I encountered a significant issue: my graphics card didn't fit vertically with my CPU cooler. This rendered the holder unusable for my current setup.The holder seems to perform its primary function well, securely holding a GPU in place. However, it takes up all the I/O slots on the back of the case. Since I use M.2 storage, this wasn't an issue for me, but it could be a problem for those who need additional slots for other components.While the kit fits my case, the incompatibility with my graphics card and cooler was a dealbreaker. The design and build quality are solid, with a sturdy metal construction and a rigid cable. The Cooler Master logo cut out of the metal is a minor aesthetic downside but is ultimately covered by the graphics card.The price is reasonable, and for those who can make it work, it offers a stylish way to display a vertical graphics card. However, for me, it currently serves as an unused component.Overall, I'm somewhat indifferent to the product. It has potential, but due to compatibility issues, it’s just a paperweight in my setup. It might find use in the future, but for now, it remains unused.

I highly recommend this GPU holder, next to no questions asked.Bracket, Support & Positioning:VERY intuitive installation overall. Documentation is picture-based and easy to follow. I would consider this beginner-friendly and a great alternative to something from Antec, etc. As a general rule of thumb, familiarise yourself with the bracket before inserting your GPU - I was able to attach the bracket to the case, insert my GPU into the 2nd piece, and then slide the 2nd piece into the main bracket before securing. Very quick and in my opinion, easy to do.It also allows you to slide and position the GPU where you want it (i.e. more left or right, and more forwards or back). This was something unique from my original Lian Li bracket where my GPU was nearly forced againist the glass once I was able to get the dang thing in (more notes below on that). It supports my card exactly as I expect it to.Riser Cable & GPU Cabling:I was happy that this included the updated 4.0 cable as I don't have to perform witchcraft in my BIOS. It has some good length on it, while also being sturdy yet flexible. I'm very happy with it and the ease of installation itself was easy.For the power cables to the GPU, I did have to pull it out and extend to rotate around. If using a non-modular PSU and depending on your case, you will have to clean up your cable management if your power cable is not long enough. Do note that, case-depending, you will have a recess on the back of your case. This is normal and I found to be most welcome for a multitude of reasons that might be due to personal preference. Part of the back panel is also removable, which the instructions include as well.Packaging:Arrived securely and well-packaged. Bracket and sub-bracket were wrapped safely so no pre-assembly dings.Notes for clarity:I previously purchased the one specifically for my case (Lian Li PC-011D-XL) (the 3.0 variant) and it was ridiculously complicated / warped. I bought it again from another local store just in case and STILL had issues with it. I love my case but this has been a pain for a long time.This was installed on an E-ATX case and attached to an ATX motherboard, with a fully modular PSU that included pre-extended cabling. There are no cons because honestly, it works perfectly, even at this price point because you want quality for an expensive component. I'm not waiting in a 12 hour line again.