Japanese GPU Mount Uses 120mm Fan to Prop Up Graphics Card

Japanese GPU Mount Makes use of 120mm Fan to Prop Up Graphics Card

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Japanese firm Nagao Trade Inc has an attention-grabbing answer to GPU sag — an anti-sag bracket that attaches to a rear 120mm chassis fan. The bracket, seen by Twitter consumer @momomo_us, seems to be like an inverted vertical GPU mount at first look. It is put in instantly into the underside 120mm screw holes and hangs downward to carry the load of the graphics card. However the design permits the bracket to be tucked away from the middle of the case for a cleaner aesthetic. 

We have seen some unorthodox anti-sag gadgets, together with the EVGA e-Leash and the spring-loaded MSI Graphics Card Bolster, however this one is especially distinctive as a result of it requires a rear 120mm fan to function. The mount helps each ATX and micro-ATX chassis and may additionally assist some mini-ITX towers.

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The bracket itself is extremely versatile, and could be moved 100mm facet to facet or 122mm vertically to accommodate shorter or bigger graphics playing cards in smaller and taller circumstances. Relying on the place of the rear 120mm fan and its related fan mount within the chassis, the bracket seems to assist a graphics card with a most thickness of 4 PCIe slots — this bracket should not have an issue supporting the biggest graphics playing cards in the marketplace (which do have quad-slot thickness). 

(Picture credit score: Nagao Trade Inc.)

The primary good thing about this GPU bracket is its stealthy design and low profile. Tucking it away towards the rear of the pc chassis means the bracket will not impede your view of the graphics card and may even be forgotten in view of the opposite elements. 





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