GPU support pillar. This is what it looks like extended. These really help with GPU sag and remove some pressure off the PCI slot.
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Nice, where'd you find the pic? I briefly looked to confirm my hunch but didn't find it.
Couldn't you just put your PC case horizontally to avoid GPU sag as well? I have a horizontal case and I'm not sure why it's so uncommon.
It's uncommon because people like to see the inside of their pcs, especially on an enthusiast level.
Probably the GPU support. Top piece screws into the body for height adjustment.
Dang, those get FANCY!
Oh wow that's neat. I saw where some of the new cards have fan connectors. Must plug into that.
Edit: My bad, this is incorrect. Just saw image 3/7. You may be able to use fan header on card but doesn't appear designed to do so.
I myself prefer these slightly minimalist ones. They can be found on Temu for cheaper.
Also the Lian Li GB 001 brackets are great in my opinion if you want something a little more hidden. They attach directly to your motherboards mount points.
You can also use both of these at the same time.
Thanks for bringing this bracket to my attention. I've got an Antec C8 case with fans in the bottom, so a support pillar wouldn't work for me.
I didn't realize this was a thing. Card must be really heavy! My 3080 came with a sort of bracket to prevent sagging but this is next level. @edgemaster72@lemmy.world
When your GPU is so fancy it comes with a matching pepper grinder.
Computerized butt plugs are getting really fancy these days. Those suprim models are supposed to have a custom mini 5090 card for text to speech LLM inferencing. Even has CUDA support but I hear that gets painful.
Kinda looks like a GPU support pillar like this one but it doesn't quite seem to be cylindrical so idk
a nuclear reactor for the GPU
A mere 575W TDP LMAO
A guess: a USB drive for updating firmware? Never seen this for a GPU though. Only used for motherboard BIOS that I know of. Trinket USB drive for no reason?