Cooler MasterMasterAccessory Vertical GPU Card Holder Kit V3 Black, Premium Riser Cable PCI-E 4.0 x16-165mm, PCIe 3.0 Compatible, Adjustable Length for E-ATX|ATX|Micro ATX Case (MCA-U000R-KFVK03)

The Vertical GPU Card Holder does the job, it feels a little wobbly, but only if you touch it and start messing with it, once installed it stays in place and looks great, much better looking PC, it also hides the cables from the front panel and usb connectors, cleaner look.On the other hand for some reason CM decided to send the item without an amazon box, this process damaged the item's original box, mine came with damages as well as a cut, as if someone (don't know who) tried to open it by force. I usually expect my items to arrive in a box with decent packaging, I understand the need to cut costs, but some items are quite fragile.

This mount was an excellent purchase. My PC looks fantastic and effectively displays my GPU. I installed it on my secondary PC build to test it out, and it has proven reliable. I had read reviews about burning PCI ports, which made me hesitant to use it in my more expensive build. However, the cables are of high quality and have the appropriate length to securely mount everything. The installation was relatively straightforward, but the cables may pose a slight challenge due to their stiffness. I found it easier to install the riser cable into the motherboard first and then attach it to the GPU mount.

This is something that can be useful for a specific group of people, and completely useless for another. The main selling point for this mount is the fact that you can change the depth at which the GPU sits, and also how long it extends. And sure that’s cool, until you realize extending it even a little causes sagging to occur, and I have a 4060. A 4060. If that does not say “ low quality “, than I don’t know what does. The whole depth thing is also misleading, it is barely adjustable, if at all, and is based on how many slots your GPU takes up. So yes it is adjustable for fitting it into your case which is very useful and props for them for being innovative enough to come up with that, but beyond that that’s all the functionality you get with it. It is just a regular GPU vertical mounting kit besides those two things. It comes in black and white ( for me I chose white ) which is always nice. I don’t like how the base of it sticks out so much, I would have preferred more of a slim design. Yes it needs to be thick to support the GPU, but as previously stated it is not very strong in the first place. For these reasons, I will likely be switching to a Nzxt vertical GPU mounting kit.

Forget any other vertical GPU mount and get this one. The fact you can adjust this thing left/right, in/out and up/down to fit where you need it is fantastic and helps a lot when trying to slot it into your system.

I had the original v1 of this mount and it was a hot mess!. This one is a night and day difference. The multi-directional adjustability is fantastic.OK, gushing out of the way, let's talk GPU and cooler choice/fan placement.As you can see, I have bottom fans. This required a higher mounting position, which also moved my gargantuan GPU up higher. I was BARELY able to make this work while still being able to mount my Arctic cooler AND have enough space to get my DP cable in through the back. You can see from the side and downward angles that the tubes are shifting the gpu forward a bit, and the tubing is at the absolute limit of radius before kinking would occur.If you go for this mount and have no bottom fans, then I do not see an issue. If you are pairing it with an AIO that ONLY allows for bottom tube mounting (on the CPU) while top-mounting the radiator, you'll be cursing it a bit like I was. If you have a huge GPU, I'd recommend sticking with an AIO that allows for side-mount tubes on the CPU end.As for air coolers, Those will likely be a no-go if you have bottom fans in your case.MATX cases will pose even more of an issue due to smaller cases, etc.Bottom line is that you will need to do some pre-planning based on all of the info above. If you make it work, it looks fantastic!This review was built in a Montech King 95 Pro utilizing an Arctic Liquid Freezer 3 and the GPU has dimensions of 323 x 140 x 56mm. Please use those dimensions and this review to plan better than I did!

I have a NZXT H7-flow case, it's a good case. Wanted to mount my Asus 2260 TI GPU vertically because I thought it would look cool. The NZXT vertical mount is way too expensive! So I tried the Cooler Master GPU holder kit version 3. About half the price. The 2260 TI is two fans, not long or heavy. The Cooler Master mounting kit was very easy to figure out and mount. Good grief, it only took me 25 minutes to install and have my PC up and running again! And... the GPU. PCH , and CPU are running 2 or 3 degrees C cooler. Plus. it does look cool. Win win.