CableMod Vertical PCI-e Bracket (Black, HDMI + DisplayPort)

The media could not be loaded. Wanted to upgrade my pc and gpu to vertical and looked for awhile to find a good bracket to fit in my case.. I have a Corsair 5000d which has a placement for a vertical mounting but didn’t like how close it made my gpu to the glass panel, and alot of brackets I seen made it sit to close so until I came according this one which fit perfectly the way I wanted. Installation was tricky only cause I had to work around my cpu cooler hose but once I figured out the easiest way around it rear was a cake walk. Really happy with this bracket and recommend it

First I'd like to address that I am running a ryzen 5 1600x cooled with a Cryorig M9 CPU cooler, with a kit of ddr4 Team T-Force Night Hawk 32gb ram, a MSI GTX 1070ti, a (M-ATX) ASUS B350M-A motherboard, all inside a Corsair Spec 06 case. This product worked perfectly fine except for that fact that it came into contact with my Cryorig M9 cpu cooler (specifically the heatsteak touching the gpu). I can only blame myself for the incorrect measurements I did and for also buying the big and bulky MSI series of GTX cards. This product would've worked fine if I hadn't messed up but my main gripe with the product is how my gpu (MSI GTX 1070ti) seemed to slouch a bit to the right. I wasn't sure if it was because of my MSI GTX being too bulky but then when I decided to instead put my Zotac GTX 1060 in it, it also slouched to the right a bit. Not sure if I got a defective mount since other reviewers of this product seem to have theirs more straighten out. Either way I wouldn't remove a star for it. Overall this is probably the best solution for getting a vertical gpu mount without having to mod your case. ALSO A BIG SUGGESTION FOR MSI GTX CARD USERS if your planning on or currently using any MSI GTX cards with this vertical mount just go with AIO or Water Cooling for your cpu to avoid the "cpu cooler heatsink touching gpu" problem altogether. Anything smaller than a MSI GTX cards should be perfectly fine with this vertical gpu mount and Cryorig M9 combo. Cheers to all those who got it to work!

It’s perfect. It functions, looks, and was designed perfectly. Not only does this allow the GPU to breathe better than traditional vertical mounts, but it also seems to really center the card in the middle of the case.It’s extremely sturdy (as long as you tighten it down properly), does not sag, and includes everything required to mount your GPU. This was the final touch I needed to finish my system.Pictured is my ASUS ROG Strix 2080 Ti mounted on my NZXT H710 case.

Pros:- Very sturdy.- Does not require you to mod your case.- Painted matte black to match most quality cases.- Looks good if your case is long enough to support the combined length of the bracket and your GPU.Cons:- I started getting random BSODs of all kinds about a year after installation. Took me a while to narrow it down to a faulty PCIe riser cable. You would think it would last longer, but apparently CableMod source their risers from the lowest bidder.- The warranty period is only 6 months long. That should have been a clear indicator of the quality of this product, but I somehow missed it.- Very bulky, may interfere with bottom intake fans and adds a solid inch and a half to the total GPU length, so check your case GPU clearance, especially if you have a front radiator and/or a compact case.- Installation is not straight-forward and requires consulting the online manual.- Routing the display cable through the extension slots at the back of the case is a pain, which you need to do every time you want to take your GPU out.Give this one a hard pass unless you plan on re-purchasing it every year.

This bracket is just another great product from CableMod. As the owner of some of their custom cabling, I thought this bracket would look great in my case, and I wasn’t wrong. The PCI-E cable extension is beautifully made, the bracket is strong enough for the heaviest of cards, and the perfectly angled HDMI and Display port extensions are perfectly made. Well done, CableMod! I’ll upload a photo when the GPU waterblock arrives!

There were pros and cons. Unfortunately this item did not work for my build.As seen in the photo, I have bottom case fans, and this did not play well with that.Pros:Mount is thick.The mount also gives you the option to use the bottom support of the bracket instead of forcing you to.The bottom bracket has holes for better airflow, I wish all GPU mounts had holes.Cons:The mount is too bulky and pushed forward, causing the issue of not being able to use with bottom case fans, meaning at minimum you would have to remove one fan.The bottom bracket sits to low on the mount so even if you do remove one fan, the bracket isn’t high enough to sit atop the other to fans.The bracket itself being optional, is held in by two small screws causing GPU sag if you use it.Conclusion:I have a Lian Li O-11 Dynamic case which is made for max airflow, hence why you want 3 fans at the bottom. Most likely your bottom fans are RGB meaning you spent a pretty penny on them and don’t want to have to remove any, not only for airflow but also aesthetic purposes. This mount does NOT work well with Lian Li O-11 Dynamic if you are using 3 bottom case fans, thus I had to refund this item.Side note:If you are like me, using this case with 9 total fans, and want a vertical GPU, go for the Phanteks Veritcal GPU mount. It’s smaller, sturdy, no sag, work with this case AND bottom case fans, and half the cost. Also sold here on Amazon.

This bracket is too tall to use with bottom fans. Requires cutting off part of back upright to move up one slot. It moves GPU about 3 cm to the right which centers GPU better in case, but requires twisting of Pcie riser cable which can cause issues. If your going for a verticle mount for esthetics, don't bother!!!!! This is frought with technical issues!!!!!!!!!!