LIAN LI's new multi-directional vertical GPU mounting bracket is PCIe 5.0-certified
LIAN LI has unveiled its latest Multi-Directional Vertical GPU Mounting Bracket, designed to give PC builders more flexibility when vertically mounting their GPUs without compromising on performance. The bracket introduces three adjustable height levels, spaced 10.2mm apart, along with forward and backward tilt options
LIAN LI has unveiled its latest Multi-Directional Vertical GPU Mounting Bracket, designed to give PC builders more flexibility when vertically mounting their GPUs without compromising on performance.
The bracket introduces three adjustable height levels, spaced 10.2mm apart, along with forward and backward tilt options, allowing users to fine-tune GPU positioning for improved airflow, system visibility, or compatibility with larger coolers and bottom intake fans. Integrated ARGB lighting remains fully functional regardless of positioning, ensuring consistent aesthetics across setups.
Connectivity is handled by an included 155mm PCIe 5.0 riser cable, offering up to 32 Gbps bandwidth with a 180° to 90° connector design for cleaner cable management. The bracket maintains backward compatibility with PCIe 4.0, 3.0, and 2.0 standards. And to address GPU sag, there's the extra sturdy support arm with multiple height options, while the frame itself supports graphics cards up to four slots thick.
Pricing and Availability
The LIAN LI Multi-Directional Vertical GPU Mounting Bracket is now available for purchase at US$74.99.
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The bracket introduces three adjustable height levels, spaced 10.2mm apart, along with forward and backward tilt options, allowing users to fine-tune GPU positioning for improved airflow, system visibility, or compatibility with larger coolers and bottom intake fans. Integrated ARGB lighting remains fully functional regardless of positioning, ensuring consistent aesthetics across setups.
Connectivity is handled by an included 155mm PCIe 5.0 riser cable, offering up to 32 Gbps bandwidth with a 180° to 90° connector design for cleaner cable management. The bracket maintains backward compatibility with PCIe 4.0, 3.0, and 2.0 standards. And to address GPU sag, there's the extra sturdy support arm with multiple height options, while the frame itself supports graphics cards up to four slots thick.
