Cooler Master ELV8 Addressable RGB Vertical Universal Graphic Card Holder, Built-in ARGB Strip, Adjustable Length & Height Support (MAZ-IMGB-N30NA-R1) Black

I recently added the Cooler Master ELV8 GPU bracket to my build, and it's been an absolute game-changer. The ELV8's subtle yet vibrant ARGB lighting integrates perfectly with my existing Cooler Master Halo 2 (140 and 120mm) fans and the MasterAir MA620M dual-tower CPU cooler. The seamless integration enhances the aesthetic of my build, providing a cohesive and striking ARGB experience.Aside from aesthetics, the build quality and performance stand out. My GPU now feels securely supported, completely eliminating any concerns about GPU sag, especially important with larger graphics cards. Installation was straightforward, and syncing the lighting with my existing Cooler Master components was effortless through my motherboard's RGB software.Overall, I'm incredibly satisfied with this product. If you're looking to complement your Cooler Master-themed build or just seeking a reliable GPU support solution with style, this is absolutely the right choice.

Another great Cooler Master product! I read a few other reviews where some people had issues with this bracket being flimsy, but I didn’t feel as this was the case, as mine felt pretty sturdy. One reviewer also mentioned that the screw holes were not really usable and they said they had to drill a little bit of extra room in order to get the bracket to sit right. I did not have this issue as the screw holes on mine had a little but of wiggle room for me to properly position the bracket.I have an Aorus RX 5700 XT, which is a huge GPU, and it sits perfectly level, I did not have to forcibly bend the product for it to sit right like a few other reviewers mentioned.My only complaint with the product is the cable that is supposed to plug into the motherboard. I tried looking for an answer for a while before I bought this product and couldn’t find any clear answer so I hope I can help someone with a similar situation. I have an Aorus Z390 Pro Wifi motherboard which does not have the Gigabyte proprietary 3 pin ARGB connector, but instead a standardized 3 pin ARGB connector. The included cables were long enough to reach the ARGB header located at the top right of the motherboard (I didn’t use the lower one because I would have to shove more cables behind the PSU shroud), however, the 3 pin ARGB connector that is supposed to work for the other brands of motherboards were extremely loose, so I could not plug this product directly into my motherboard.To solve this issue, I purchased an ARGB splitter cable and plugged it into my motherboard header, and directly plugged that into the cable for the bracket, completely leaving out the included cable that adapts to different motherboards. If you do this, I recommend using the included cable connection holder because for some reason, all the Cooler Master cable connectors just seem to be loose.**If your motherboard has a jumper for your ARGB header, make sure it is set to 5V and not 12V, or you will burn up this product.**All in all, great product, looks great, it syncs with Gigabyte’s RGB Fusion software, besides having to purchase a separate cable for my motherboard, no complaints, easy to install!

I got this for my RTX 3080 as i saw it was starting to get some sag and who doesnt like a little extra RGB? the product itself is overall great, does the job well and the rgb adds some nice pop. The only issues I wish would be addressed is a way to tuck the RGB cable away along the back of the bracket. as depending on where the connector is on your motherboard you may have some visble cable, and with my 3080 you can tell that even the bracket is under some stress, this is mainly due to the adjustable slider not being as rigid as I would like. still does the job great!

Problem: My 3080ti is very heavy & sags on the end - with enough heat cycles this can permanently warp a card.Possible fix: Jerry-Rig a pulley & hook system with a cable to “lift” the hanging or drooping edge of the GPUReal Solution: Coolermaster GPU Bracket with RGBI bought this for 34 bucks which is around the ballpark for other GPU brackets but this one comes from a reputable company & had ARGB lighting. Opened up the box and all the parts needed for a install were present. I simply removed 3 nuts from the peripherals/GPU rear bracket & installed this in place. I used my original screws but the supplied screws also work fine, they were identical/industry common thumbscrews. The bracket itself is of thick carbon steel & appears a powdercoat or thick paint is applied, well done. It’s not aluminum and has no flex to it.Installed in place, plugged in the ARGB cable to the header on my motherboard, no extensions or plugs or adapters were needed. It’s a basic 4 pin ARGB (3 pins active, one pin blocked or not present). My ASUS motherboard recognized this without software or downloads, it simply controls it and matches all the lighting on the case. I didn’t take a pic after I changed the color of the ARGBs for the case but they all work in tandem, nothing special needed. RGB is great but why did I buy this:The damn droop I was having on this heavy EVGA 3080ti FTW graphics card - Now, It’s completely gone. The bracket comes with a smaller vertical bracket with thumbscrew used to set the height/offset required to get your particular GPU at the needed height to prevent eventual damage to your precious GPU. I set the height I needed, eyeball measured it and bam, done. I took some pics with a ruler/triangle scale to show the end result but trust me, this thing is cheap (relative to a 1,500 graphics card) and it simply works WHILE looking good. I bought this with my own cash, no association or relation to the Coolermaster peeps.RGB added .0788fps to my gaming sessions, I think.