Riser Cable Mounting Plate for Thermal Grizzly PCIe 4.0

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Its a simple design to mount your GPU vertical in the most common Computer cases, designed for the Thermal Grizzly PCIe 4.0 riser cable. The Problem: In most computer cases with a vertical GPU Bracket you have just one option to screw the riser cable in. Next Problem is, that every manufacturer of riser cables use different mounting holes in different positions. I use the Raijintek Eris Evo, in this PC-Case its just 4 holes for Riser Cable and none of these are usable, so i designed a mounting platform to support the riser clable on its full length. Because of the design of my computercase i have to glue it on the vertical mount, because there is no space to screw it from below. I'm not a friend of gluing things in my PC but it works pretty fine and also stable. I used some doublesided tape on the whole bottom surface. I also designed another version Version for the ASUS ROG PCIe 3.0 riser cable, wich has different mounting holes and different size too, i will upload this one soon too. Properties: - suitable for the Thermal Grizzly Riser Clable PCIe 4.0, maybe also older Versions of Thermal Grizzly, but not tested - mounting holes are for M3 screws, the thread is self-tapping when use M3 (it's 0,2mm smaller than a typical M3 thread) - with cutout for the plastik PCB-shield on the bottom of the cable. - can be labled with model/manufacturer or something else. - mountable on every vertical GPU bracket with doublesided tape - the height of the vertical mounting brackets in the most common cases are standardized - that means it should fit perfectly in almost every computer case with a vertical extension card bracket, if you use the Thermal Grizzly riser - can be easiely costumized for other Riser cables by Changing the holes and maybe the cutout for the PCB-shield. Its designed to lable it with the model or manufacturer of your graphicscard, i removed my labeling in the uploaded Model, so u can customize the text for yourself. If somebody need the Original version, labled with "NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti", just let me know, i can upload this one too.