It looks like you’re still sagging even with that support.
“Is this going to overheat…”
If it does, it’ll have nothing to do with the bracket. It’ll be because of the lack of breathing room underneath your GPU.
size12shoebacca
I gotta second what /u/Castelante said, there really isn’t adequate air gap under the GPU, and yeah, there’s still some sag in the card.
DMurBOOBS-I-Dare-You
Is that the car from Evil Dead?!
YellowFogLights
What case is that? It looks like the PSU basement panel is removable, you might want to do that so your GPU can actually breathe.
Plutonium239Mixer
That gap underneath may be sufficient enough for your card to breathe. You can run benchmarks to stress the system, however those usually load the gpu more than a typical game would. So run whatever games you would by typically playing, play as normal and keep an eye on the temperature. If it doesn’t thermal throttle then congratulations! Stop worrying about it at that point.
As to the original question, I think you’ll be fine with that supporting your gpu as long as it doesn’t get dislodged.
XboxLiveGiant
Not really, how are you going to get to work?
StonnedGunner
hey
you cant park there
a piece of wood is probably more stable as a low tech solution
Potatoki1er
Is that Ash’s car?
StoicWeasle
IDK. Is that a V6 or V8?
DevSiarid
You can’t park there, sir!
zirky
the strongest support is *family*
duhjuh
I’m not even mad.
goteamdoasportsthing
Yeah, that’s alright. But you have your GPU on low power mode. The performance is significantly better in Any Power mode.
Major_Stoopid
Hmm not sure, it is technically a Low Rider…..
NervousMission7644
Probably won’t work because there aren’t any drivers
Witty-Living-9216
Auto-Lift
mya-ryuko
Suspension is shot. Gonna need to be replaced.
MojTiOnaj
Put it on top and go brum brum
Epi_clel
Use lego
Fox2quick
The heat may cause the rubber on the tires to break down faster and leave residue/marks on that panel. Up to you if that matters or not.
elquanto
When are we gonna give up on tower PCs and return to horizontal desktop machines?
New_Spread_475
The lack of airflow you’re allowing underneath your GPU is a bigger priority but I wouldn’t use anything that can conduct electricity considering that’s a cast iron car and you’re GPU uses electricity to power it. Also note if the GPU is pushing hard enough on that car you could damage your wires possibly cutting them
alexplissken
If it’s Chevy then totally fine)
Shaner9er1337
I don’t think you have the car in far enough I would put it more to the back and then further and it should be okay. As long as it doesn’t get in the way of the fan I don’t see a problem
And air flow won’t be the best being that it’s so close to the bottom of the case unfortunately.
loki1983mb
What else is a dodge good for? Lol
Apprehensive-Time355
It’s a funny but meh solution. The car is parked on top of the cabling which is not great, if there is any extra weight the cabling will sag/crease over time and the gpu will too. Probably wont hurt anything but not something I would recommend or do.
Deepfork_
You have the E-brake on or…?
Superturtle_23
I used some black poker chips on the corner of the GPU. Can basically customize the height of it, looks clean, doesn’t interfere with fans
AVeryLONGPotato
It’s totalled. I hope you have insurance.
FoofieLeGoogoo
It’s generally bad luck to add a giant hunk of conductive material inside a computer case like that.
I’d use a piece of plastic as a shim instead.
xo_afterhours
If it works, it works.
Novel-Conclusion-662
Dude…that’s not where I parked my car…..
Necessary_Wrangler28
absolutely that’s what real customizing is all about
rattlelibre
i think the 71 cutlass supreme would work better but this should do
gingerninjarick
Nah… those old dodge monacos were pretty solid.. just keep the fan belts tight and the radiator tipped off and she’ll be fine!🤣🤣
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It looks like you’re still sagging even with that support.
“Is this going to overheat…”
If it does, it’ll have nothing to do with the bracket. It’ll be because of the lack of breathing room underneath your GPU.
I gotta second what /u/Castelante said, there really isn’t adequate air gap under the GPU, and yeah, there’s still some sag in the card.
Is that the car from Evil Dead?!
What case is that? It looks like the PSU basement panel is removable, you might want to do that so your GPU can actually breathe.
That gap underneath may be sufficient enough for your card to breathe. You can run benchmarks to stress the system, however those usually load the gpu more than a typical game would. So run whatever games you would by typically playing, play as normal and keep an eye on the temperature. If it doesn’t thermal throttle then congratulations! Stop worrying about it at that point.
As to the original question, I think you’ll be fine with that supporting your gpu as long as it doesn’t get dislodged.
Not really, how are you going to get to work?
hey
you cant park there
a piece of wood is probably more stable as a low tech solution
Is that Ash’s car?
IDK. Is that a V6 or V8?
You can’t park there, sir!
the strongest support is *family*
I’m not even mad.
Yeah, that’s alright. But you have your GPU on low power mode. The performance is significantly better in Any Power mode.
Hmm not sure, it is technically a Low Rider…..
Probably won’t work because there aren’t any drivers
Auto-Lift
Suspension is shot. Gonna need to be replaced.
Put it on top and go brum brum
Use lego
The heat may cause the rubber on the tires to break down faster and leave residue/marks on that panel. Up to you if that matters or not.
When are we gonna give up on tower PCs and return to horizontal desktop machines?
The lack of airflow you’re allowing underneath your GPU is a bigger priority but I wouldn’t use anything that can conduct electricity considering that’s a cast iron car and you’re GPU uses electricity to power it. Also note if the GPU is pushing hard enough on that car you could damage your wires possibly cutting them
If it’s Chevy then totally fine)
I don’t think you have the car in far enough I would put it more to the back and then further and it should be okay. As long as it doesn’t get in the way of the fan I don’t see a problem
And air flow won’t be the best being that it’s so close to the bottom of the case unfortunately.
What else is a dodge good for? Lol
It’s a funny but meh solution. The car is parked on top of the cabling which is not great, if there is any extra weight the cabling will sag/crease over time and the gpu will too. Probably wont hurt anything but not something I would recommend or do.
You have the E-brake on or…?
I used some black poker chips on the corner of the GPU. Can basically customize the height of it, looks clean, doesn’t interfere with fans
It’s totalled. I hope you have insurance.
It’s generally bad luck to add a giant hunk of conductive material inside a computer case like that.
I’d use a piece of plastic as a shim instead.
If it works, it works.
Dude…that’s not where I parked my car…..
absolutely that’s what real customizing is all about
i think the 71 cutlass supreme would work better but this should do
Nah… those old dodge monacos were pretty solid.. just keep the fan belts tight and the radiator tipped off and she’ll be fine!🤣🤣
Couldn’t resist..
I prefer mine, it’s good on the eyes.
https://preview.redd.it/5rb3vtgl82ub1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1a67d808fbe1eb4ec97e5cc9d75fd18e3b8afbba
https://preview.redd.it/91hj0leqb2ub1.jpeg?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a7eecdac99db8d149b385290656898210c1097a4