Advice for GPU sag.

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Hello, I’m new to Overclockers forums. I was hoping someone could advice me on what GPU bracket would be best for the new 5000 series GPU’s being released.
I plan on purchasing one on release. But there are concerns I’ve noticed with previous GPU’s main one being GPU sag. I’ve been watching YouTube videos of pcp’s being cracked on the right hand side connectors.
Issues with pcp even when supported with support the pcp’s have curved due to temperatures.
I’ve never had a large GPU that’s why I’m asking for advice I currently have a 3070 which is pretty small.
I currently have a GPU bracket installed that come with the LIAN LI EVO XL ready for when I do get one. The clearance doesn’t seem very big though.
It’s just allot of money to spend on an item where the manufacturer will not honor the warranty and to put it plain I don’t wanna get done over.
 
Do you have photo of you case?

Just look at the usual places, the one I got was only a couple of quid, it's a base with a rod and a sliding L shaped arm.
 
I have a bracket by "uphere" I think the company is called.

Works fine a huge GPU`s in my experience.
Yes that's the brand I use to build systems for people. Also non-ARGB versions. Personally I always vertically mount my GPUs.

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Yes that's the brand I use to build systems for people. Also non-ARGB versions. Personally I always vertically mount my GPUs.

oi1stZ2.jpg
Which vertical mount would you recommend with your experience of building pcs please Bimbleuk?
 
Seen another where it fits onto the right side motherboard standoffs.
Yeah that’s the one I installed that comes with evo xl case.
 
Which vertical mount would you recommend with your experience of building pcs please Bimbleuk?
There should be a specific EVO XL kit available from Lian Li available from Overlockers.

This one below lists your case I believe.


Comes with a PCI-E 4.0 cable which should be plenty for the 5000 series GPUs.

TIP: If you were to install a PCI-E 4.0 riser cable before you buy a 4000/5000 series GPU there is a small chance the system won't display a picture with the 3070. There is a setting in the BIOS that sets the GPU PCIE slot speed from AUTO to GEN3 or GEN4. That might have to be set to GEN3 with a 3000 series GPU before you use a PCIE 4.0 cable. Then set back to AUTO with a 4000/5000 series GPU.
 
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