Review on Enhance Your Gaming Rig with the EZDIY-FAB RGB GPU Holder - Prevent Graphics Card Sag and Add Colorful RGB Lighting! by Ryan Will

So I just received and installed this GPU mount along with a 5v-12v converter from the same manufacturer. I installed it on my Asus B450-F gaming motherboard and to my pleasant surprise it automatically synced with my Armory RGB software without even holding down the sync mode button. So it was nice. The build quality is also good. It is very durable. Not thin at all. The small black bracket that supports the GPU is metal, which is a nice touch. The A-RGB backlight is bright and colorful. It offers support for my somewhat sluggish GTX GPU, which was really annoying my OCD. Thanks to this bracket, everything now looks perfectly vertical. :) Here is my problem. The supplied screws are a "mm" too short in my humble opinion, or perhaps I can also say that the grooves on the bracket they go into are too narrow for the middle part of the screw. Stems to sit perfectly washed in. So a decision can be made if one or the other is changed. Either make the screws 1mm longer or drill the grooves a bit wider to actually fit the middle part of the screw so that only the top of the screw is exposed, not the top and middle. That means once you've installed the little black support bushing and the square washer, the bolt barely makes contact with any of the parts. I was concerned that over tightening would wear out the grooves (and with a heavy GPU you have to make sure the bracket doesn't slip off over time). Because the grooves aren't wide enough for the middle parts of the screw to sit flush in, you can actually chip the surface of the clear acrylic around them. To get around this I actually attached the screws to the back of the bracket instead of the front and placed a rectangular washer in front of the bracket where the screws would normally sit. It works just as well and prevents circular scratches from short screws. I hope EZ reads this and takes note. This simple fix is to make the screws 1mm longer or drill grooves wide enough for the center part of the screw to fit snugly against the bracket. :) Also for me this thing would get perfect 5 stars. The good news is you can work around this and even go online and look for longer screws of the same diameter to use with it. The bracket was a bit fiddly to attach. It took a few tries before I felt the small support piece was just the right height to elevate my loose GPU. But not too painful. All of this took no longer than 10 minutes. I see some struggling to get it right. My advice is to first support your GPU with something (could be anything) and then attach a bracket so it's perfectly aligned. It looks like this company really cares about their products and I can see them getting a lot more popular in the years to come. if they keep going like this. The packaging for these items was excellent and all the necessary parts were included. Excellent work. (next to the screw ;)