💻 Enhance Your PC's Aesthetics with CableMod Vertical PCI-e Bracket - HDMI + DisplayPort - Black Review

First of all I would like to say that I have a Ryzen 5 1600x cooled with a Cryorig M9 processor cooler, with a set of ddr4 Team T-Force Night Hawk 32 GB RAM, MSI GTX 1070ti , ASUS B350M-A (M-ATX) motherboard in a Corsair Spec 06 case. This product worked great except for the fact that it came in contact with my Cryorig M9 CPU cooler (specifically the GPU thermal steak). All I can blame is the wrong measurements and also buying MSI's big and chunky GTX series of cards. This product would have…

Pros: Very durable. Your case is long enough to support the combined length of the mount and your GPU. Cons: - About a year after installing it, I started getting random BSODs of all kinds. It took me a while to narrow my search to a faulty PCIe crossover cable. You would think it would take longer, but CableMod obviously sources its straps from the lowest bidders. The warranty period is only 6 months. This should have been a clear indicator of the quality of this product, but somehow I missed…

This mount is another great product from CableMod. As the owner of some of their custom cables, I thought this mount would look great in my case, and I was right. The PCI-E cable extender is beautifully finished, the bracket is strong enough for the heaviest cards, and the HDMI and DisplayPort extenders are perfectly positioned at the perfect angle. Well done CableMod! I'll upload a photo when the GPU water block arrives!

Total junk Spent half a day troubleshooting only to find that the adapter cable (part of your PC case) isn't working. The "instructions" for assembly is a complete joke that literally asks you to go to their website which has about 3 pictures. Also, during disassembly, one of the included screws snapped off, so it's now a giant chunk of metal in an Amazon mailbag with a nasty note on it. I didn't like wasting my day on that. Too bad, because I love CableMod cables, but that's why the buyer…

This mount is too high to be used with bottom fans. Requires cutting off part of the back to scale a slot. It shifts the GPU to the right about 3 cm, which may help center the GPU, but requires twisting of the PCIe adapter cable, which can cause problems. If you're using a vertical mount for aesthetic reasons, don't worry! This is due to technical problems!

There were pros and cons. Unfortunately, this article is not suitable for my construction. As you can see from the photo I have bottom fans and it doesn't go well with this one. Pros: The bracket is thick. The bracket also gives you the option to use the bottom support bracket instead of forcing it. The bottom bracket has holes for better airflow, I wish all GPU mounts had holes. Cons: The mount is too bulky and pushed forward making it impossible to use with floor fans, meaning you'll have to…

I was skeptical to buy this product as the cost was very high compared to others. ($65) To be honest it looks like crap when that Display port cable coming out from the back through the card slots The bracket is big and bulky and honestly my computer looks crappy on the inside A slim version would have been better with the included instructions for changing the card slots The bracket that holding the riser is flimsy and flexes easily.(For $65 you shouldn't. I also don't like where the card sits

It works fine in Corsair 4000D but I had to paint it white to match my build. PLEASE create a white version of Cablemod! Also, we need more DisplayPort adapters! My RTX 2060 Super now idles at 42-43C compared to the default vertical position of around 55C. My biggest concern is the vertical cable. It doesn't look like the picture but it works and since the bracket is offset to the right it compresses the vertical cable so there is a little more stress on one side of the cable. Should have come…