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Dude plugs ATX 3.0 cable to ATX 3.1 PSU, proceeds to blame the wrong company demanding reimbursment for a 5 year old motherboard, then walks into every PC related subreddit copy-pasting AI slop.
If only you had half the braincell required to understand ATX 3.0 and 3.1 are different standards. But then again, you're unable to communicate without using ChatGPT. The audacity of some people...
I see, mine is secured tight as well. Though I do think it's pushing the card upwards from the side the antisag bracket is, thus adding strain to either the PCIe slot or the IO panel. This is basically causing my issue here, it's being a little bit too tall. The bracket is set to its lowest and furthest point to the right (towards the front of the case).
Hey guys, I have recently purchased HAVN's antisag bracket for the HAVN HS 420 VGPU case. I removed the frankensteined solution I had (I was using Gigabyte Gaming 5090's anti sag bracket with the Astral 5090) and installed HAVN's bracket.
I noticed that, to install it, I had to slightly push the Astral 5090 upwards. Now, I am not sure if I was countering the minimal sag it had or I was really pushing it upward, but I had to kind of jam it under there. Despite that, there doesn't seem to be a problem and as I see it visually, it's not tilted.
However, I am still concerned about that slight upwards push and I certainly would not want to damage the GPU or the PCIe slot in any way, so I am posting a few photos from my rig here just so you guys could give me a second opinion. Sorry if the images are a bit blurry, I did not remove the glass. Happy to provide photos without it if asked.
The main questions are:
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Does this look OK to you?
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Should I just get rid of the anti-sag bracket and let it sit naturally, without any bracket?
Any input will be highly appreciated, thanks a lot!
I'm uploading the images here since Reddit deletes them for some reason:
A couple more photos from further away:
