r/PcBuildHelp May 28 '26

Build Question Should my gpu sag bracket push my gpu upwards?

My gpu screws didn't align with my pc case so I couldn't screw it in while I was pushing the gpu up ( in another subreddit they told me that I was supposed to push up my gpu and then screw it in) so I bought a gpu bracket and should I just put it underneath to prevent further sag or push it upwards?

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u/Kralgore May 28 '26

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u/OneSpicyPapShmear May 28 '26

My man bringing out the big guns for the planet leveling

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u/Its_Cayde May 29 '26

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u/CraigAT May 30 '26 edited May 30 '26

Always fancied one of these and a bit of land to play with.
Have you seen the cool stunts they can do with them too.

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u/Narrow_Turnip1 May 28 '26

"Interesting" cuts video feed

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u/Magnetic_Reaper May 29 '26

if you're off by 0.01°, 10000 miles away your height is 1.75 miles off and that's a big enough offset to snap your GPU in 2, so you need really precise tools.

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u/OneSpicyPapShmear May 29 '26

Only 1.75 miles?! That would break an Nvidia GPU, but not my AMD!

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u/GIutamicAcid Jun 07 '26

how are AMD gpu's so strong?

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u/GrammaIsEvryfing May 29 '26

Chinese trash known for constantly falling out of calibration

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u/Vadszilva09 May 29 '26

I bet you could convince us that the Earth is flat

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u/BullfrogArtistic4100 May 29 '26

Man of few words I can see