O11 Dynamic Mini Vertical GPU Mount

Was debating getting the 4.0 to future proof, but from what I've read online the bandwidth gained is not really worth it for GPU performance compared to 3.0. I'm running a 3090 in an asus b450i. I'd rather put the money towards a custom loop!
 
b0rn2sk8 said:
Yikes £63! For the 4.0 version.

3.0 is £45
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Could you provide a link please, I cant find them, im looking in cases, Lian Li accessories ?

EDIT, how stupid of me to think they were in there LOL, managed to find them, they are in internal - power - adaptor cables. :D just ordered a PCI-e 3.0 one as I already have a PCI-e 4.0 cable, saves me £20.
 
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Was thinking about getting a vertical mount myself to rid the visual annoyance of gpu sag but when looking at images on google of systems with a vertical mount 90% of them also have sag, seems strange to me.
 
Have been tempted by a vertical mount for mine but interested in temps. Did you see any increase after fitting vertically?

Loxa said:
Was thinking about getting a vertical mount myself to rid the visual annoyance of gpu sag but when looking at images on google of systems with a vertical mount 90% of them also have sag, seems strange to me.
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With you on GPU sag, really annoying. Previous card sagged a fair bit but my sapphire vega came with a metal supporting bracket that holds it straight as an arrow. Wouldn't imagine fitting a big *** card without one now!
 
Jamin280672 said:
Ummm no.
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I have already looked in to it as i said on google images multiple times, even a mate has a vertical bracket with a certain amount of sag. The way they attach to the case shows the reason why it can happen but that also does not change the fact there are builds out there with no sag while using one. Just like builds with the conventional mounting method may not have sag but a large amount also do.
 
Just a quick follow up for anyone in the same situation, it would seem with the 011-XL vertical bracket on the pcie 3.0 riser there is tiny rubber washers on the bottom to raise it up slighty but in my case it was not raised enough. So the GPU would not sit flush in the pcie riser causing it to be slighty tilted down (the gpu would also not fit at all if i moved the pcie riser to any other location over default). I ordered a pcie 4.0 from lian-li and did notice the riser had slits for the screws so it could be adjusted which i believe was to fix the gpu's not fitting in other locations, i still had the same issue with the pcie riser being to low to fit the gpu properly so i took the rubber washers off the old pcie 3.0 riser and put them on top of to old washers. Worked a treat and now the gpu fits perfectly with no tilt/sag.
 
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