Cooler Master MasterAccessory Vertical GPU Card Holder Kit V2, Premium Riser Cable PCI-E 3.0 x16-165mm, Adjustable Length for E-ATX|ATX Cases (MCA-U000R-KFVK01)

I recently tested a vertical GPU mount, and overall, it’s been a strong performer with some important things to consider.Pros:* Perfect Fit: This mount is ideal if your case has at least 7 back slots. It fits perfectly, making installation straightforward and hassle-free for most PC cases.* Strong GPU Support: I tested it with several heavy GPUs, and it held up well across the board. The mount is sturdy and easily adjustable to fit different GPUs. However, the main limitation comes from the riser cable rather than the mount itself.* Easy to Set Up: The setup process is very simple, with clear instructions that make installation quick and easy.* Improved Aesthetics: Installing your GPU vertically can give your PC a sleek, modern look, which is a nice bonus.Cons:* Loss of PCIe Slots: One downside is that you’ll lose access to all your PCIe slots when using this mount, which might be a dealbreaker if you rely on those slots for other components.* Riser Cable Limitations: The included riser cable isn’t ideal for high-power GPUs like the RTX xx80/xx90 or RX X800XT/X900XT. These GPUs can produce a lot of heat, which might cause the riser cable to overheat. Plus, the riser cable only supports PCIe 3.0. If you need PCIe 4.0, you might experience performance issues or even fail to get a video signal so remember to configure your motherboard to PCIe 3.0.* GPU Sag: While the mount supports large GPUs, it could be still a slight sag, especially if the GPU is stretched far from the mount. It’s not a huge issue, but if your GPU is close to a fan, it could become problematic.

This product is more than fairly priced for its build quality and ease of install. Its perfect for showing off my founders edition 2080ti while also eliminating any stress from the PCIe slot. This riser should be a one size fits all for most applications. Its not heavy and pretty sturdy. It fits perfectly into my case aswell. Got it installed in under 10 minutes!

It's hard to find a nice vertical Gpu mount specially for the Lian Li 011D Mini. I tried to get theirs but you can't find it anywhere. I ordered different GPU mounts and this is the first one that came. Easy instructions. Easy to set up.Pros:* Fist my lian li mini perfectly* handles heavy gpus like a champ (I mounted it on with the Red Devil 6900XT.* easy to adjust.Cons:* you will lose all your pcie slots.* you need slim cables because they will need to go inside your case. Ones with big heads will have a hard time getting them through the slots.* even though it supports my huge gpu, slight sag still occurs, the further you stretch the gpu the more sag you get, but nothing mayor. It will cause an issue of you have a fan too close. Mines was just that that point but isn't interfering with it.It's a great GPU Vertical mount no dought.Great built quality.Just be prepared to lose pci express slots.

It is sturdy, I was able to fit it on a corsair 4000D without any issues, I did not use their cable because is not PCIE 4.0. But the cable I used fit the mount just fine. If there was something I would change it would be the height of the mount from the bottom of the mount to the bottom of the case. But that is going to depend on which case you own too. Cooler Master needs to include a PCIE 4.0 cable as an option, for those that want to stick with that version. The back plate could be more open like to allow more airflow in the back of the GPUs. Temperatures on the system's GPU dropped substantially, I won't quote a number because that depends on many variables, but for my system it went from 64c to about 57-59c to me that is good enough. Performance decreased just a bit, I was able to notice in some instances where there was a lot of GPU intensive scenes where the frame rates slowed down just a tiny bit, not entirely sure if is due to the cable or other component in the system. Running, AMD 5 series, Asus Strix B550, Samsung EVO PRO M.2 970 and 980. I would recommend this mount. if you own a smaller case be prepared because is going to get tight when you flip the GPU over, the mount and the GPU will take more room than when is connected horizontally, connect all cables before doing the final setup.

Works beautifully. I have a super compact Mid-ATX case so I was worried about the fit. I got this thing in with literally NO room to spare (granted its because of the size of my card and front mounted radiator). The mount is actually VERY sturdy. Given the space I had to work with, this mount did really well. My only complaint is I has to manually set my motherboard to PCIE 3.0, which realistically isn't an issue considering no games actually take advantage of 4.0, but when the time comes I'll have to upgrade the riser cable. Other than that, I got exactly what I wanted. 5/5

It does look nice, but only lasted 3 years. I've been using a kit for 3 years and it looked great and did a great job, until a problem arose. My PC started randomly shutting down and freezing. Sometimes it would go days without an issue and sometimes it might freeze 3 times in a ten minute span. Usually if I was watching a video, or gaming I would have no issue, but if surfing or doing something on the desktop it would freeze. If I left my PC for a while and came back it might have restarted or be frozen. and I tried figuring out why. I removed updates, programs, checked my RAM and HDs. I checked every USB item and nothing. The program persisted and nowhere did I see anything about these kits being the problem. Finally, I took it into Microcenter and the guy checked the kit right off and found there was a problem. He removed the kit and mounted the card horizontally on the motherboard and no more issues. He told me in the last 3 years he has seen this about a dozen times. Something in the cable from the kit to the motherboard goes bad and it causes system shutdowns or freezes where the system requiring a restart. Will I put another type of kit in my PC? I just might.