Adjustable support bracket for a sagging graphics card
A telescoping pillar that stands on the PC case floor or power supply shroud and props up the far end of a heavy graphics card so it stops drooping in the PCIe slot. It has a wide 40 x 40 mm base, an outer column with an inner sliding post adjusted by an M4 thumbscrew through a slot, and a padded 25 mm wide saddle on top that rests under the card's backplate or heatsink. Height range of 60 to 100 mm covers most cases, and 3 mm walls keep it rigid.
The gap between your card and the shroud is a number only you can measure, and SpeakCAD builds the bracket around it. Preview for free in the browser, then ask for a wider saddle, a magnet pocket in the base or a fixed-height version that needs no screw.
Create an adjustable GPU support bracket. Square base 40x40x4 mm. Outer column 20x20 mm, 3 mm walls, 60 mm tall with a 4.2x30 mm slot for an M4 thumbscrew. Inner post 13.5x13.5 mm, 70 mm long, topped by a 25 mm wide saddle 10 mm deep with 2 mm lips.