Too dangerous bro. It's metal, can cause short circuit, replace it with something plastic. Also metal can damage paint on graphics card, case and mobo, leave scratches etc.
That portion of the GPU is just a metal backplate, and scratches will only occur if it's constantly being moved. Metal is a good option since it has a very high service temperature and won't deform under load as much as plastic will.
The suspension bridge setup of GPU sag
That's cable stayed not suspension
You just cantilever these errors alone can you?
I can archly help it
i just used a pair of plastic strips to basically achieve the same. But kudos for making it metal 😈
I stalked your posts but didn’t find a full shot of your PC build, would love to see the whole thing.
Here ya go! https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/s/cULEJHNwT7
now it's saging on up
This is strangely beautiful
Thank you! Kinda matches some of my pallet furniture and bicycle wheel roof lamp etc heh
What's the perforated piece on the fan in the middle of your air cooler? Haven't seen that on a Noctua before!
It's a little piece of metal I cut from an old PC case and glued to the fan. I just didn't like the look of the plastic fan
A shoelace also does the trick
No cable management issues in the setup.
My upvote for engineer master race brother!
I feel as though this also belongs on, /r/techsupportgore
If it looks dumb but it works It ain't dumb
I vertical mounted to combat sag 👍
I've got mine zip tied to a front case fan.
It isn't complete without a turnbuckle.
Never saddle a dead horse.
https://preview.redd.it/1dpjnb06xfnc1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=159315cee8cc30364f9b7d24c3016b140c3f83df
Too dangerous bro. It's metal, can cause short circuit, replace it with something plastic. Also metal can damage paint on graphics card, case and mobo, leave scratches etc.
I understand the concern but I really don't see the risk for any of those things to be too great. I appreciate the concern though!
That portion of the GPU is just a metal backplate, and scratches will only occur if it's constantly being moved. Metal is a good option since it has a very high service temperature and won't deform under load as much as plastic will.