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Hope this is the correct place to post this. I have just bought a 3090 RTX founders edition card and wondered if anyone had any advice on a bracket or stand to stop it sagging. I have looked on Youtube and Amazon, but the reviews on Amazon are pretty mixed. The card is 2.1 kilos or thereabouts. I would prefer the stand option to be honest.
GPU sag is when your graphics card isn't properly supported in its slot. This can lead to crashes and long-term damage to the card. Here's how to avoid it.
Some cases come with built-in anti-sag brackets, I prefer this as it looks nice and doesn’t interrupt the functionality of the case. (Depends on the case)
final suggestion if you have not even temp supported the card suggest laying the tower on it side to prevent the card and motherboard slot from being damaged and replaced.
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