Adjustable GPU Support

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Help reduce graphics-card sag with an adjustable support. A magnet at the bottom of the column adds stability on a ferrous metal case surface that attracts a magnet.

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6-step setup guide

Choose 50–70 mm or 70–130 mm to suit your measured gap. For the larger option, completely unscrew and remove the support screw to use just the base at approximately 70 mm (69–73 mm). Use the screw for taller positions up to 130 mm; check the chosen configuration against your gap.

Manufactured from premium PETG-HF for thermal resistance and structural durability.

Why it’s designed this way

A support should meet the card where it sits. Threaded adjustment makes that contact precise, while the magnetic base adds stability on a suitable magnet-attracting metal surface.

Before you order

Measure vertically from a stable case surface to a suitable support point beneath the GPU.
Small: 50–70 mm. Large: 70–130 mm, including base-only use at approximately 70 mm (69–73 mm) with the support screw completely unscrewed and removed. Measure your gap and choose the configuration that fits.
The base magnet holds on a ferrous metal surface that attracts a magnet, as found in many PC cases. Check the actual mounting surface with a magnet.

Setup & use

Step 1
Measure the gap
Measure straight down from a support point under the graphics card to the PSU shroud or case floor. The small size covers 50–70 mm, the large 70–130 mm.
Step 2
Pick the configuration
On the large size, unscrew and remove the top completely for a gap of about 70 mm, or keep it fitted for anything from 75 to 130 mm.
Step 3
Set it a little short
Turn the knurled top until the support is slightly shorter than your gap.
Step 4
Stand it on the shroud
With the PC off, stand the support upright on the PSU shroud or case floor under your support point. The magnet in the base grips metal surfaces.
Step 5
Raise it to gentle contact
Turn the top until it just meets the card. Do not lift or force the card upward.
Step 6
Check before powering on
Check that the support stands upright and steady and that the card’s fans and nearby cables are clear, then power on.