Cooler Master Vertical GPU Holder Kit V3, for E-ATX/ATX/mATX PC Case & PCI-E 4.0 Devices, Adjustable Modular Video Card Support, Thick SGCC Steel Bracket, 165 mm Riser Cable Included - Black

I was terrified to try this, but I made sure to get the V3 as it has no latency. This thing is a tank. It's more durable than the metal parts of my case. It takes all the weight off the motherboard slot and actually makes the form factor smaller. You can adjust the front/back and sideways position to allow better access to the mobo if needed. There isn't even a hole through the back if you fill it with the PCIe brackets you took out. No noticeable change in performance, allows MUCH better airflow, and shows off your GPU really nicely. This is the single best optional accessory I've ever bought for my PC and I take it for granted. You will not bend this metal. Follow the instructions and it's very easy to install, too.

Surprisingly idiot proof to fit even in a case that doesn't support Vertical Mounting natively. Current rx580 GPU feels very secure still but it was brought for the 9060xt next month but I'm not in the slightest bit worried about its ability to hold that GPU safely either. Build quality is fantastic and delivery was faster than stated. Overall very happy.

The Cooler Master Vertical GPU Holder Kit V3 does a great job of giving your build a premium look, especially if you're showcasing a beefy GPU with RGB. The vertical orientation really cleans up the case aesthetics and improves airflow around the graphics card. 💪 Pros: Build quality is top-tier — the bracket and riser feel sturdy and well-made. Compatibility is excellent, fitting perfectly in my mid-tower case (just make sure your case supports vertical mounting). PCIe 4.0 riser cable works flawlessly — no signal degradation or stability issues, even under gaming load. It definitely helps show off your GPU lighting if you’re into that sort of thing. ⚠️ Minor Issue: It does shift slightly when plugging/unplugging cables into the GPU, especially DisplayPort or HDMI. It’s not a dealbreaker, but definitely something to note. I’d highly recommend securing the bracket tightly—either by reinforcing it with extra support or ensuring all screws are torqued down properly. ✅ Final Verdict: Despite the slight wobble when connecting cables, the Cooler Master V3 bracket is a great solution for anyone wanting a clean, vertical GPU mount without sacrificing performance. Once secured properly, it looks amazing and performs without issues. Just be mindful during setup, and you’ll be glad you went vertical. Would buy again — just with a screwdriver in hand.

Honestly vertical GPU's are completely unnecessary, and I did expect thermal issues from installing this but I was honestly surprised by the quality. Got this with a great discount from amazon warehouse and it would be well worth full price. The ability to move the graphics card in two axes I looked at initially as a bit of a useless fad but actually comes in handy a lot when installing as the PCIE cable can be quite firm (though does not cause tension on the board) and ensures the card is not choked against the glass irrespective of case dimensions. It has a black metal structure with a black PCIE 4 riser cable that has 1 purple rung on it (which is totally invisible anyway once the card is installed) which looks clean in my H6 flow. My fans at the bottom of the case blow air directly onto my card's radiator fins now and I actually get improved cooling under load. This has not really affected performance and is really only there for aesthetics, but if you have the money I absolutely recommend it

With this kit fitted I have seen improvements with the temperatures of components I had wanted to cool down more. Motherboard runs a few degrees cooler, major gains are the memory running in the 30's now instead of high 40 degrees. GPU is cooler by 5-6 degrees gaming, fans hardly ever seem to come on now. Same with the CPU, I have an AMD 7950x3d gaming at 57 degrees??? I had to check that again, but it sits around high 50 degrees instead of its usual 62-65. Also the case fans seem to be running at around 100rpm less. I have a Fractal North XL case, and I reckon this GPU holder is probably better than the Fractal one. It has alot of adjustment, which you will need mounting it all in the case. Fit the GPU first, and its probably best to have a second set of hands if you are non DIY competent, or smaller hands anyway, as its fiddly putting the pcie cable in its slot and holding the GPU holder in your other hand. Make sure any cables attached to motherboard are left in place, especially at the bottom, once this is fitted you will not get to them. It has a stand at its base front, in my case this does not reach my psu shroud, but it screws in so well I have no sag. In all its helped, and as it was just over 40 pounds on offer, its a bargain compared to Fractals one at around £75.

I made the error of buying a cheaper vertical mount by EZDIY-FAB. It could not hold the GPU and ended with damage to the HDMI ports. Coolermaster's vertical mount system is much more expensive, about double cost of the other, but, and this is a big 'but' we are talking about a difference of £33 or about $45 to support an protect a GPU card that costs £800. The Cooler Master Vertical Graphics Card Holder Kit V3 for PCIe 4.0 is more expensive but its is much much stronger and provides rock solid support for the GPU. It is easy to use and it gives peace of mind which is worth a considerable amount of itself. Do not make my mistake and opt for a cheaper solution, buy the best from the start when it comes to protecting more expensive items.

Got it for less than rrp since it was a warehouse purchase but it came like new. Used to vertical mount and rtx 3080 and it does the job fine. Has adjustability so card can be placed closer ot further from side panel and the rear of case. Can be a bit tricky with displayport cable since they need the tab pushing in to release. Installed in a sahara p480 case

Update, don't bother with this product. A massive pain in the ass to get set up in most cases, and extremely poor quality. Both ends of the ribbon cable have broken within 5 months of use. As a product I get it, like and understand it. However the device is not made for all cases. I have an MSI Vampiric case, and had many, many issues with fitting this device. I had to bend and mangle. Parts of my case just to get the riser in, furthermore once I finally got the riser in place, plugging the cables into the device was near enough impossible, again without mangling my case, this wouldn't have fit. I would strongly advise trying to search videos of people fitting this riser to a case and motherboard you own, as it's very difficult for it to line up with every option out there. Hopefully I'm the anomaly and my case just isn't supposed to be supported, for the short term I had no option