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Adjustable GPU support Nvidia / Radeon / Intel

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  • Update: 
  • Added small locking pins on the tensioner and grooves on the main body to prevent unnecessary turning.
  • Added No Logo 100-160mm version
  • Added Nvidia 100-160mm version
  • Added Asus ROG version
  • Added No logo 52-70mm (18.1.2025)
  • Added No lodo 120-200 and 150-260mm

 

I liked all the GPU brackets you can find on the internet, but I wanted one with an integrated tensioner so that once you have set it to the right height, you do not have to tighten it.

 

My adjustable GPU bracket is very easy to print (of course - No supports needed) and install. You just have to turn the wheel to set the right height (75-115mm).

If you need longer version, just let me know the lenght and I will add it. :)

 

The base stand is 30mm wide, but if you do not have room for it, you do not need to use it. (Like me, I do not have enough space between 2 HDDs)

Tightener wheel and main body are made with small lock pins and holes and it will prevent any rotation by vibration from you GPU. Set the correct heigth and it will lock the position. 

The material for the print is up to you. If you have a large case or an open case, PLA should be fine, but if you have more than 55°C in the case, you should at least print it from PETG, which holds up to 70°C.

 

I used Bambu PLA Basic and Bambu PETG-HF filaments.

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