The Best GPU Support Brackets

It includes a spirit level and Aura Sync ARGB lighting. It matches the upHere dual brace on maximum support height (128mm). It shares a freestanding stand mounting with the EZDIY-FAB ARGB stand and upHere GB49K; the upHere G276ARGB goes with an adjustable bracket mounting.

A 72 to 128mm height range is unique to it among these picks, while the upHere GB49K uses a 49 to 80mm height range. You get a zinc alloy material here, which sets it apart from the EZDIY-FAB ARGB stand and its an aluminum alloy material. It also comes with a two-year warranty.

Measure from the PSU shroud or case floor to the underside of the card; this stand reaches 72 to 128mm. It was the most expensive pick when we checked, so weigh what it adds over the EZDIY-FAB VH90.

A magnetic base holds it on a steel PSU shroud, and it lights from a 5V 3-pin header. On maximum support height it sits mid-pack at 106mm: the ROG Herculx comes in at 128mm, and the upHere GB49K comes in at 80mm. Like the ROG Herculx and upHere GB49K, it has a freestanding stand mounting, while the EZDIY-FAB VH90 uses a PCIe slot bracket mounting.

It is the only pick here with a 67 to 106mm height range; the ROG Herculx has a 72 to 128mm height range instead. Like the EZDIY-FAB 309EZ, it has an aluminum alloy material, while the upHere GB49K uses an aluminum material. You also get a compact, lightweight body.

Measure from the PSU shroud or case floor to the underside of the card; this stand reaches 67 to 106mm. It was priced above the upHere dual brace and below the upHere G276ARGB at the time of writing.

It adds a slot reinforcement plate and a metal knob to set the lift. Like the EZDIY-FAB 309EZ, it has a PCIe slot bracket mounting, while the EZDIY-FAB ARGB stand uses a freestanding stand mounting. It shares ARGB lighting with the EZDIY-FAB 309EZ; the upHere G276ARGB goes with ARGB (5V 3-pin) lighting.

It also comes with a front-mounted metal adjustment knob. It screws into the case's expansion-slot rail, so check that a free slot position sits below the card. The ARGB lead needs a 5V 3-pin header; do not connect it to a 12V 4-pin RGB header. When we checked, only the EZDIY-FAB 309EZ and cheaper picks cost less, and the ROG Herculx cost more.

It reaches 128mm and has no lighting. Its dual-brace design supports heavy cards, it is CNC-machined from anodised aluminium, and it mounts on a bottom 120mm or 140mm fan. It matches the ROG Herculx on maximum support height (128mm).

A bottom fan mount mounting is unique to it among these picks, while the upHere G276ARGB uses an adjustable bracket mounting. It shares an aluminum material with the upHere GB49K; the EZDIY-FAB ARGB stand goes with an aluminum alloy material. On price it sat second of 7, between the cheaper upHere GB49K and the pricier EZDIY-FAB ARGB stand, at the time of writing.

It includes two rubber pads for different cooler designs and fits cases with seven or more expansion slots. It shares a PCIe slot bracket mounting with the EZDIY-FAB VH90; the upHere dual brace goes with a bottom fan mount mounting. It shares an aluminum alloy material with the EZDIY-FAB ARGB stand; the upHere G276ARGB goes with an iron material.

Like the EZDIY-FAB VH90, it has ARGB lighting, while the ROG Herculx uses aura Sync ARGB lighting. It screws into the case's expansion-slot rail, so check that a free slot position sits below the card. The ARGB lead needs a 5V 3-pin header; do not connect it to a 12V 4-pin RGB header. Its price falls between the upHere G276ARGB and the EZDIY-FAB VH90, based on our last check.

It suits cases where the card sits close to the shroud. On maximum support height it trails the group at 80mm, while the ROG Herculx comes in at 128mm. Like the ROG Herculx and EZDIY-FAB ARGB stand, it has a freestanding stand mounting, while the EZDIY-FAB 309EZ uses a PCIe slot bracket mounting.

No other pick in this guide offers a 49 to 80mm height range; compare the ROG Herculx, which has a 72 to 128mm height range. Like the upHere dual brace, it has an aluminum material, while the ROG Herculx uses a zinc alloy material. It also offers a scratch-proof pad.

Measure from the PSU shroud or case floor to the underside of the card; this stand reaches 49 to 80mm. No other pick here cost less at our last price check, and the upHere dual brace was closest.

It carries a 12-month warranty. No other pick in this guide offers an adjustable bracket mounting; compare the EZDIY-FAB VH90, which has a PCIe slot bracket mounting. It is the only pick here with an iron material; the EZDIY-FAB ARGB stand has an aluminum alloy material instead.

It shares ARGB (5V 3-pin) lighting with the EZDIY-FAB ARGB stand; the EZDIY-FAB VH90 goes with ARGB lighting. The ARGB lead needs a 5V 3-pin header; do not connect it to a 12V 4-pin RGB header. When we checked, only the EZDIY-FAB ARGB stand and cheaper picks cost less, and the EZDIY-FAB 309EZ cost more. If you want a confirmed maximum support height, look to the ROG Herculx instead: it comes in at 128mm, while this one gives no figure.