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Vertical GPU Mount with High-Speed PCIE 4.0 Riser Cable, ARGB Module, 115mm/4...
Price: US $109.95
Vertical GPU Mount with High-Speed PCIE Riser Cable, ARGB Module, 115mm/ Flexible Extension, 90 Degree Connector, Only Compatible to Full-Opened PCIe Slots-Black-YIHPI344-2

  • Optimized for Full PCI Slot Cases: Tailored for enclosures with 7 opened PCIe slots, this vertical GPU mount is ideal for RTX40 series; 3-slot graphics cards, requiring a case of minimum of 8 slots for optimal fit and stability.
  • Precisely Engineered Riser Cable: The PCIe riser cable features a carefully angled connector and an ideal length of 115mm/, ensuring a perfect fit without the risk of bending or crimping, thereby protecting your motherboard connectors from potential damage.
  • Vertical Display Made Simple and Sturdy: Designed for effortless installation, this mount enables a stunning vertical presentation of your GPU. The added adjustable support screw ensures a distinctive and stands out with added stability.
  • offerirectional Locking Structure: Constructed with superior steel, this component is designed with a offerirectional locking structure, offering robust, multi-directional support, ensuring heavy graphics cards are held firmly in place.
  • Amazing ARGB Lighting: Elevate your system's aesthetics with synchronizable ARGB lighting, compatible with leading software like AURA, Mystic, and Fusion. Note: This mount is not compatible with 12V 4-pin RGB headers.


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