Atlas Graphics Card Brace Support. A Video Card Holder, GPU brace, for custom Deskto Pc Gaming. a GPU stand case mod.

I should have read the reviews and not relied on the photos and lack of info. This is simply not worth the cost. Its made of a laser cut piece of 4mm thick Black perspex.Probably worth half the price as it still looks good, however its very flimsy and while it looks great, is simply not up to the task. It sags with the weight of a triple heatsink gtx 2080, it's mainly for use with gpu's that don't even require it.So if you want a genuine brace for your GPU look elsewhere , But if you don't really need a brace and love the look, this item is perfect! , it really is made well, it's just not from a durable material like aluminium, steel or even a strong acrylic.

This is not a bad product. But it is acrylic and it can warp or sag under the weight of a modern GPU. I think aluminum would have been better. I think it is a bit expensive for what it is. Once installed I wass able to keep the GPU straight. If you have room a vertical GPU mod looks better and does not sag, if you are willing to sacrifice your 7 expansion slots.

Didn't release it was acrylic when purchasing but seems sturdy enough with my MSI 1080ti Gaming X card, will be interesting to see how it handles the heavier next-gen cards when I get one. so far pretty decent but if you can find one for similar money made from metal then I would go for that.

Doing it's job, It's keeping my 1080ti from sagging any further. The card is longer than the brace and I can tell it's struggling at the very end, but that's just Physics.It also comes with little rubber bumpers for fan clearance, without them the brace would be hitting the GPU fans but bumpers give lots of clearance.

$50 CND is far overpriced, but the atlas brace is a fairly solid product, and none of the competition that ships to Canada beats that price. The only issue I've had with it, is with one of the bumpers, which was missing adhesive.