Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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An adjustable pink GPU support bracket with 5V ARGB lighting prevents graphics card sag and fits various cases
The Bailink 2026 Updated ARGB GPU Support Bracket in pink is a video card accessory designed to prevent graphics card sag inside a PC case. It uses a sturdy iron structure with a sliding mechanism to match various case layouts and GPU lengths. Builders installing heavy cards such as the RTX 4060, 4080 or 4090 can use this bracket to protect the motherboard PCIe slot from bending stress. The adjustable design fits most standard configurations where reserved screw holes are available.
The bracket is a passive metal support with no moving parts, so it produces no operational noise and adds negligible heat to the system. Its ARGB lighting strip draws power through a 5V 3-pin addressable header on the motherboard, consuming only a small amount of DC 5V current. The iron body acts as a rigid brace rather than a heatsink, leaving the graphics card’s own cooling solution entirely unaffected. No additional power connectors or fan headers are required for the mechanical function.
This accessory requires a motherboard with a 5V 3-pin ARGB header to enable lighting control and synchronisation with software such as ASUS Aura Sync, Gigabyte RGB Fusion or MSI Mystic Light Sync. The 50mm installation height and 280mm length must fit within the case’s available space and reserved PCI mounting holes. Buyers without a compatible 5V ARGB header or sufficient internal clearance cannot use the lighting features or mount the bracket securely.
| Brand | Bailink |
|---|---|
| Model | 2026 Updated ARGB GPU Support Bracket, The Pink One |
| Part Number | BL-DLHC-PK |
| Color | Pink |
| Features | Adjustable RGB GPU Support bracket: The rgb gpu bracket support Has a sliding support structure to match various CPU and PC cases. Effectively eliminates sagging pressure on graphics cards. Sturdy Metal Body anti sag bracket gpu holder: The rgb gpu brace using sturdy iron as the main structure, it can better support the graphics card. gpu support bracket for RTX 4060, 4080,4090,5700,6700. 5V ARGB Sync Graphic card Support: Equipped with addressable ARGB LED lights argb strip to make your computer case colorful and bring you the ultimate visual experience. Easy Installation RGB gpu sa |
Screw the bracket into the reserved PCI holes, stick the gasket on the slide, adjust the slider so it supports the card without touching the GPU fan, then connect the 5V 3-pin ARGB cable to the motherboard header.
The iron frame and ARGB strip are fixed; no user-serviceable parts exist. If the 5V 3-pin connector or LED strip fails, the whole bracket must be replaced.
The fixed 50 mm installation height and 280 mm maximum slider length set the physical clearance limit; cards or cases exceeding those dimensions cannot be supported.
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