Branded GPU Support: NVIDIA / white body
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NVIDIA
Radeon

75–110 mm · Four finishes

Branded GPU Support

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Help reduce graphics-card sag with an adjustable support in NVIDIA or Radeon styles, with black and white options.

Measure the available gap and supporting surface before ordering.

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

Why it’s designed this way

The useful part is the adjustable support. The NVIDIA and Radeon finishes let that practical detail belong visually in the rest of the build.

Before you order

  • Assembled adjustment: 75–110 mm. Measure your gap at the intended support point.
  • Check the base footprint and nearby fan/cable clearance.

Setup & use

  1. A dimension line between the underside of the graphics card and the PSU shroud below it.
    Step 1

    Measure the gap

    Measure straight down from a support point under the graphics card to the PSU shroud or case floor. This support covers 75–110 mm.

  2. The support with a curved arrow around its coloured wheel and an arrow along the shaft.
    Step 2

    Set it a little short

    Turn the coloured wheel until the support is slightly shorter than your gap. The shaft and top pad move straight up and down.

  3. The support lowering onto the PSU shroud beneath the card.
    Step 3

    Stand it on the shroud

    With the PC off, stand the support upright on the PSU shroud or case floor under your support point, with its base flat on a level surface.

  4. The support raised so its pad touches the card.
    Step 4

    Raise it to gentle contact

    Turn the wheel until the pad just meets the card. Do not lift or force the card upward.

  5. The installed support under the card, highlighted for a final check.
    Step 5

    Check before powering on

    Check the support is upright and steady and that fans and cables are clear, then power on.

Drawn from the product’s 3D models. Cases, desks, devices and other surroundings are illustrative; drawings are not measured plans.

Care & troubleshooting

Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then dry. Avoid solvents and hot-water cleaning.

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