How to mount your GPU vertically in any PC case!

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I had some interest from a fella asking me how he'd go about mounting his GPU vertically inside of his PC, so I thought I'd make a mod tutorial showcasing how to do that. This is not a sponsored video, and the mount I used isn't the only one out there that would work. I hope the video was clear and easy to understand, and below is a list of the tools I used in the video and a description for why you'd need them. The case I used is a modded corsair carbide 400c if anyone is curious.

Tools/materials list (affiliate links)

PCIE bracket: mountainmods.com/pci-modular-io-bracket-brushed…

Coolermaster bracket: store.coolermaster.com/vertical-display-graphic…

Corsair Carbide 400c: amzn.to/2rSpYf1

Dremel rotary tool (cutting metal): amzn.to/2rCiCMV
Dremel reinforced cutting discs (for metal): amzn.to/2r8TfAB
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Cheap jigsaw (if you need to create a metal rectangle): amzn.to/2qz2jvZ
Metal jigsaw blades: amzn.to/2qyVgn5

Tap wrench: amzn.to/2qxDKDI
6-32 tap bit: amzn.to/2rCkG7n

1/8 inch drill bit (for rivets): amzn.to/2rS3Otc
Rivet gun: amzn.to/2rCgWTx
1/8 rivets: amzn.to/2qxFL2P

PCIE extension cable: amzn.to/2sbzIOL
You will need this extension cable to plug your GPU into your motherboard.

6-32 screws, nuts, and lock washers you will be able to find at your local hardware store. Get short screws, they don't need to be longer than maybe an inch. For paint, I use rustoleum enamel spray paint. You don't need to use rustoleum but you should make sure whatever you use is enamel paint. I also used rustoleum enamel clear coat after painting.

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