Cooler Master MasterAccessory Vertical GPU Card Holder Kit V3 Black, Premium Riser Cable PCI-E 4.0 x16-165mm, PCIe 3.0 Compatible, Adjustable Length for E-ATX|ATX|Micro ATX Case (MCA-U000R-KFVK03)

I was looking for a suitable way to mount my 4070 ti into my Corsair 5000D since the built in vertical mounts were not large enough to fit the 40 series GPUs. This was the best solution I could find after researching others who had the same case.Pros. Allows me to vertical mount the 4070 ti and can also fit 4080 and 4090 GPUs in this case.metal construction is nice and sturdy once installed.Adjustment screws allow to position card in the best positionNo loss in performance from the riser cable.Cons:Installation was a bit tricky as it the mount comes in two pieces and is not held together by screws but by friction.Navigating the cables to the GPU is not easy and cannot be easily taken out if i need to move my PC.the Riser cable is stiff and does not line up exactly with the board and as I was positioning it I was afraid i might damage the cable.Overall i am happy despite the faults and my card gets adequate cooling. If you have a 5000d case and need a vertical mounting option I would recommend this.

I highly recommend this GPU holder, next to no questions asked.Bracket, Support & Positioning:VERY intuitive installation overall. Documentation is picture-based and easy to follow. I would consider this beginner-friendly and a great alternative to something from Antec, etc. As a general rule of thumb, familiarise yourself with the bracket before inserting your GPU – I was able to attach the bracket to the case, insert my GPU into the 2nd piece, and then slide the 2nd piece into the main bracket before securing. Very quick and in my opinion, easy to do.It also allows you to slide and position the GPU where you want it (i.e. more left or right, and more forwards or back). This was something unique from my original Lian Li bracket where my GPU was nearly forced againist the glass once I was able to get the dang thing in (more notes below on that). It supports my card exactly as I expect it to.Riser Cable & GPU Cabling:I was happy that this included the updated 4.0 cable as I don’t have to perform witchcraft in my BIOS. It has some good length on it, while also being sturdy yet flexible. I’m very happy with it and the ease of installation itself was easy.For the power cables to the GPU, I did have to pull it out and extend to rotate around. If using a non-modular PSU and depending on your case, you will have to clean up your cable management if your power cable is not long enough. Do note that, case-depending, you will have a recess on the back of your case. This is normal and I found to be most welcome for a multitude of reasons that might be due to personal preference. Part of the back panel is also removable, which the instructions include as well.Packaging:Arrived securely and well-packaged. Bracket and sub-bracket were wrapped safely so no pre-assembly dings.Notes for clarity:I previously purchased the one specifically for my case (Lian Li PC-011D-XL) (the 3.0 variant) and it was ridiculously complicated / warped. I bought it again from another local store just in case and STILL had issues with it. I love my case but this has been a pain for a long time.This was installed on an E-ATX case and attached to an ATX motherboard, with a fully modular PSU that included pre-extended cabling. There are no cons because honestly, it works perfectly, even at this price point because you want quality for an expensive component. I’m not waiting in a 12 hour line again.

Solid GPU mount that works in a mATX case. It left just enough room below for mounting my fans to help cool the GPU. My only gripe with it is that the PCIE cable is very stiff and pretty long. I had to use some heat to make bends in the cable so it didn’t push too hard on the PCIE slot or mount. Plenty of adjustments to make everything work, though I needed to ziptie the back of the mount to the case as the PCIE was pushing it towards the side glass.Overall I’m happy with it as something that is wholly unnecessary for a PC build.

If you are looking for a vertical GPU mount for your case, this is the one you should get. It’s price is cheap but it has great value. I should probably read instructions before I install things. It would have definitely made this process easier for me.For people that buy this: Make sure to put the whole thing together before you put it in your case. That includes mounting the PCI-E riser to the mount and then plugging in and screwing in the GPU as well. If you have a ATX build, just take out all 7 of the slot covers in the back even though it only uses the bottom 6. If you have a half-width PCI-E device in the top, you will be able to install it, but only after you put the mount in (You can see my Wifi card in the second pic). If you don’t, reinstall the slot cover after you have the mount and GPU in.I was able to fit my Asus 4080 TUF (Same size as Asus 4090 TUF if you are wondering) in my Montech Air 903 MAX, and that is with the AX210 Wifi PCIE card behind it. There is still a suitable amount of space between the GPU and the glass side panel. I was honestly expecting my temps to go up, but everything has stayed about the same. Granted the Air 903 Max has great airflow.Looks are subjective, but I definitely love the way it looks when the GPU is mounted vertically. It hides the ugly USB3 and USB-C front panel cables as well as the USB cable for the Wifi Card, not to mention the SATA cables. If you have a bottom mounted Post Code screen it will now be blocked though.

Very easy to assemble and mount in your case. The case I’m using is the Anted performance 1 ft with the Aorus 4070 Ti Superand it fits just fine. Couple of screws and it’s installed. I would recommend this for anyone who wants to show off their GPU.