upHere 5V 3-pin Addressable RGB Graphics Card GPU Brace Support Holder,Support Video Card Sag Holder/Holster Bracket-GL28ARGB

Looks great. Ive bought Several. I would recommend. Got alot of complements. Screws, instructions, everything is there to install.

I'm an experienced PC builder. My ASUS ROG Strix RX 580 has always sagged. It doesn't cause damage to the PCI-e slot but it's annoying to look at. I finally started looking for a solution and this product looks good and is a reasonable price.It has plenty of adjustments to fit various cases and cards. It fixed about 95% of the sag. The device sags a bit with the card but not enough to be noticeable. See pictures.The LEDs look great and synced up with Gigabyte AORUS RGBFusion 2.0 with no issues using the 3-pin D-RGB/ADDRGB header on a Gigabyte Z490 Vision G. The diffuser does a great job of creating a nice glow effect from the individual LEDs. Some of the affects in RGBFusion look better than others but I'm not sure if this is caused by the product or by the software.Overall this is a great value item and solves the problem it's intended to fix when installed correctly. Even if you're card doesn't sag this is a great addition to any RGB-junky's rig.

Nice and works but very Cheap

The media could not be loaded. easy to install. it’s not made of the highest quality material and it has a cheap feeling, but it honestly doesn’t look bad for the price. however, it doesn’t provide much to any support for your gpu. it’s more of an rgb filler in my pc than a gpu support at this point. the little rubber pieces it comes with can be easily cut with a box cutter or razor blade if needed. (i have this plugged into my razer rgb controller and it makes it look pretty good, but without it, i can imagine it would not look as good)

This was a total waste of money. It is made entirely of plastic and was such a pain to install. It couldn't clear my GPU without bending, which caused the screw holes to barely line up and cause issues with screw alignment. I'm pretty certain this isn't giving my ASUS ROG Strix RTX 2070 any extra support. It does not fit well with my GPU at all. It sits crooked and looks terrible, aside from the added RGB lighting. I do not recommend this whatsoever. I only bought it to qualify for free shipping on my order which was only an extra $2 over the price of the other item I wanted plus shipping. I would recommend something more adjustable or a stand that would just sit at the bottom of your case.

This item is made of plastic but it does the job. The screws are going to be difficult to put in for some computer cases but I was able to get them to work.

First of all let me say it is a real nice bracket. While yes it is made of plastic, it’s a relatively thicker plastic so it can probably support heavier cards. The RGB is bright and looks nice in my system. However, it’s a big time. It’s about 3-4 inches longer than my gpu, which I’m not complaining about because I’m sure people with triple fan cards wouldn’t have this issue. I’m just saying it’s a bit bigger than it looks in the Amazon picture. Not taking a star off for that because that’s neither here nor there. Overall good quality, pretty sturdy despite being a royal pain to install. Id recommend

It looks really cool when it is lit up but I didn't light it up the proper way it was intended to because of the incompatibilities of the device. I understand that in the description it said that the RGB can only be controlled by a 5 volt 3 pin ADD RGB header, but my motherboard did not have such so I decided to buy a 5 volt 3 pin hub for the device. as you can probably tell from my review that did not work which to my understanding I have no idea why I will never buy this product ever again and I will never recommend this product to anyone else. the only reason why it's even still in my PC case is because I didn't know what else to do with an extra strip of LEDs so I take them to the back of the device and rip the wiring out so actually lights up like it should but just not how it was intended to. I believe this could be just a simple fix by switching it from a 5 volt 3 pin to a 12 volt 4 pin. or if that's not up to your liking you can even make a option to get it with either or or just make the 5 volt 3 pin compatible with 12 volt 4 pin hubs. I don't understand why getting something to simply light up is so God damn complicated you could have even just added an adapter but no it only can do a 503 pin RGB header which if that is the only way it works then yeah thanks for just using up one of my entire headers for the entire machine but I digress sorry for ranting but this is how I feel about your product and I hope you take all of this information into consideration that you need to change some things