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How do you get this into a vertical PC and not have the connectors being damage by the weight over time ? Even if you screw very hard the wall part, the inner
by mirages 4y ago
How do you get this into a vertical PC and not have the connectors being damage by the weight over time ?
Even if you screw very hard the wall part, the inner zone is still floating on its own weight
- heyitsguay 4y agoProbably similar to the 3090Ti - it comes with a little leash that connects to the card and ties off on the top of your case!
- hu3 4y agoGreat question! There are GPU support brackets for these behemoths. Also known as ANTI-SAG brackets.
- thg 4y agoYou use a graphics card holder, like https://www.newegg.com/jonsbo-model-vc3/p/1DW-0090-00006?Item=9SIAY3SG9N1512&Description=GPU%20holder&cm_re=GPU_holder-_-9SIAY3SG9N1512-_-Product&cm_sp=SP-_-979079-_-0-_-2-_-9SIAY3SG9N1512-_-GPU%20holder-_-gpu|holder-_-1 https://www.newegg.com/jonsbo-model-vc3/p/1DW-0090-00006?Ite... (No affiliation, I just clicked on the first search result)
- ClassyJacket 4y agoI think we're well overdue for a redesign from the current standard ATX layout. The graphics card is now the centrepiece, and almost always the only PCI-E card in use. It's time to lay it parallel to the motherboard, or at least give it more support in some way.
- selfhoster11 4y agoThe first PCs had huge expansion cards, and those were mounted inside the case with clips like so: http://dunfield.classiccmp.org/s100/h/hzinside.jpg http://dunfield.classiccmp.org/s100/h/hzinside.jpg We could bring that back.