Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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BFKK
Anodized aluminium GPU support bracket with sliding adjustment and magnetic base prevents graphics-card sag in ATX, MATX and ITX cases
The BFKK GPU brace is an anodized aluminium support bracket that prevents graphics-card sag inside standard, micro-ATX, mini-ITX and long power-supply-bay chassis. It is aimed at builders who need a rigid, tool-free way to keep heavy cards level without relying on plastic arms that can deform over time.
The all-metal construction resists creep under the constant weight of a large graphics card, so the bracket maintains its height and alignment for the life of the build. Anti-slip mats on the base and contact arm distribute pressure evenly, protecting both the card back-plate and the case floor from scratches or dents during long-term use.
A hidden magnet in the base holds the brace in position while you slide the support arm to the required height, then a captive thumb-screw locks it without tools. The only frequent problem is insufficient clearance between the card and a side-panel fan or radiator, which can prevent the arm from reaching the back-plate.
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The brace is a passive aluminium bracket with anti-slip pads; it has no moving parts or electronics, so it adds no noise or vibration.
A ferrous floor panel or side panel for the hidden base magnet to grip, plus enough vertical clearance between the motherboard tray and the side panel for the sliding support arm.
Yes, the sliding adjustment is designed to span traditional, MATX, ITX and long power-supply bay layouts, so it can bridge the gap in a top-mounted PSU chassis.
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