I'm trying to find the best GPU sag bracket for my setup. I've got examples of three different types: anti-sag brackets, anti-sag holders, and the classic metal cylinder. I'm currently using an ASUS Prime 5070 GPU and would love to hear your thoughts on which option works best! Here are the links to the examples I'm considering: [link1](https://imgur.com/a/Ii89XU8) [link2](https://imgur.com/a/7YltWot) [link3](https://imgur.com/a/cvjM2U6). Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
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Honestly, the classic metal cylinders seem to do the job well. I’ve tried them, and they’re sturdy and straightforward. But if you’re not worried about how it looks, you can prop up your GPU with almost anything solid—Lego bricks work surprisingly well!
Yeah, if you just need support, I've used a piece of wood from an old 2x4 for mine, and it works just fine.
I went with the cheapest option that fit my GPU, and it only cost me about $2. I initially tried using a hard straw but decided it was better to just buy something durable. Plus, I got two so I can distribute the weight and avoid putting all the pressure on one point.
Lol, thank you! That's a creative solution!