🖥️ upHere GL04 White GPU Brace: Anodized Aerospace Aluminum Support Bracket for Single or Dual Slot Cards Review

For $13 I didn't think I'd go wrong buying an L-shaped piece of aluminum, but they kind of figured out a way to make even that bad make. Such a simple subject that I have nothing to complain about. The little rubber tabs don't stay in place, I had to bend the entire bracket outward to ensure my GPU's fan didn't eat a piece of rubber that would fall off if viewed the wrong way. Now I keep finding small white trim pieces that have snapped off inside my computer and came loose just as I was…

Elegant design. I bought white to match my occasion. To be honest I like it to make me feel more confident with my GPU. When I saw that my GPU was just hanging, I had doubts. So when I was looking for PC accessories, one of the blogs suggested a GPU mount and I thought WHAT IS THE GENIUS? I checked out this one and it looks good. Good feedback. Bought as a satisfied customer.

Just installed, will update if it fails over time. It was very easy to loosen the screws, align the card and tighten. I will say beware of the rubber placement. It's a trial and error process to get it installed in the right place and make sure the bracket doesn't touch the GPU fans. Now my heavy Lil R9 270 graphics card sits securely, flat and nicely. BTW my setup is a refurbished office computer with an additional hinged metal cover over the PCI card brackets and it doesn't close when you…

Okay, read carefully. In the long run when your graphics card gets hot it will damage your motherboard so this works great to keep the weight down and the graphics card doesn't pull too much on the motherboard which helps you take care of your computer long term. It is really easy to install and takes up almost no space, as well as being durable and lightweight. And it only costs a few dollars to keep your computer in good working order.

Only two stars because the rubber tongue moves slightly. I installed this item when I was assembling my latest PC. As I rotated the computer around the cable connection, I noticed the rubber piece was gone and the bracket was rubbing against my new GPU. Insert replacement and resumed wiring. When connecting the power button wires, I tapped the bracket gently, and the rubber piece almost completely slid off - not off the top of the bracket, but bent to the side and threatened to fall. Everything