The most useful detail when choosing a GPU support is also the easiest to overlook: the distance it needs to span in your own case.
Our adjustable support is offered in 50–70 mm and 70–130 mm ranges. Those numbers describe the adjustment range, not a promise that one version fits every case or graphics card.
Measure the intended position
Before measuring inside a computer, shut it down and disconnect its power. Identify the intended supporting surface and a suitable contact point on the graphics card, following the guidance for your hardware. Measure the vertical distance between them.
Do not estimate from a photograph of somebody else's build. Case floors, shrouds, card coolers, and mounting arrangements change the available space. A similar-looking system can need a different height.
Check the space around it
Height is only one part of fit. Look at the footprint available for the base and the area around the intended contact point. A support should not obstruct a fan, press on a cable, or depend on a loose surface.
The aim is support, not lifting the card into a new position. If the intended placement is uncertain, check your graphics-card documentation and ask about the fit before ordering.
Use the preview to understand the pieces
In our gallery, the body and adjustment piece are shown separately. Rotate the preview to inspect the shape, and use the size selector to compare the two versions. The render does not replace the measurements in the listing or the ones you take in your case.
Ask a specific question
If you contact us, include the case model, graphics-card model, measured gap, and intended placement. A clear description of that space gives us a better starting point than a general question about whether a support is universal.
Check the current Etsy listing for available options and details before purchasing. If your measurement is at the edge of a listed range, ask us to clarify the fit rather than assuming it will work.
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