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Is your digital ego sagging? Has gravity gotten best of your GPU?

Arct1c0n
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Men, boys and all gamers of all walks of life, we all know its a terrible shame and sadness to witness a great setup and gaming rig ruined by a terrible travesty befallen us in this modern times.

 

I'm of course talking about the infamous and sad sight of your beloved hundreds of dollars gaming cards suffering from "GPU Sag"  

 

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But what can you do about such a hard to fix problem with your hardcore gaming GPU life on the line? Well worry, wonder and sag no more!

 

 

Introducing the PugetSystems GPU brace! Bring your gaming hardware back to being hard and straight and watch the ladies come on hard to your masucline and stiff high frame rates!

 

What can you expect to pay for such solution to a low hanging problem? $100? $50?  $30?  Nooo!  This introductory offer is now only $13! Hurry now, our friendly operators are standing by!

 

http://www.pugetsystems.com/store/item.php?cat=Case+Mods&id=10588&com=d41d8cd9

 

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Isnt advertisement against CoC? 

Besides $13 for a piece of plastic?!?!

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Not sure if normal post written in a funny dialect, or secretly an advertisement for Puget Systems....

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It's pretty damn ugly,especially with those screws. And what about SLI? :D

who cares...

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Do you work for them ?

 

 

No no, I just saw them at PDX 25 and they were handing these guys out free to attendees and I thought they were a pretty cool idea for a simple solution to a sagging problem

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Isnt advertisement against CoC? 

Besides $13 for a piece of plastic?!?!

 

Cut for a specific purpose with a very expensive cnc machine.

 

$13 is nothing.

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Not sure if normal post written in a funny dialect, or secretly an advertisement for Puget Systems....

 

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No no, I just saw them at PDX 25 and they were handing these guys out free to attendees and I thought they were a pretty cool idea for a simple solution to a sagging problem

Oh alright then... looks like a good product, only that they should make them in different colors maybe metallic and customized.

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or just use an elastic band around the very end of the gfx card and attach elsewhere in case lmao 

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Not sure if normal post written in a funny dialect, or secretly an advertisement for Puget Systems....

Heh, mostly just as a joke using those awful fix it all product advertisements we've all seen at some point and pointing out a basic and simple solution to gpu sag

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Oh alright then... looks like a good product, only that they should make them in different colors maybe metallic and customized.

No reason you couldn't paint it yourself, this here is modding community son!

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fun fun fun, the ''sagging'' gpu isin'T even sagging... just a slight angle on that photo ...

 

pls read coc

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fun fun fun, the ''sagging'' gpu isin'T even sagging... just a slight angle on that photo ...

pls read coc

Chillax maple syrup boy, it's a joke, a light product suggestion and your not a mod either

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Chillax maple syrup boy, it's a joke, a light product suggestion and your not a mod either

don matter if im a mod or not, the way you speak is very close to a product advertisement. 

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I bought one and the threads on the slider stripped out. so I have to by longer bolts with nuts if I want to use it.

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I bought one and the threads on the slider stripped out. so I have to by longer bolts with nuts if I want to use it.

Frequent adjustment or what?

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I've got an Enermax ETS-T40 cpu cooler that uses those wire clips to keep the fan on, but they stick out from the heatsink by a few millimeters. If my Gtx 970 didn't sag a little, that wire would actually be making contact with the back solder points on the gpu. Sag FTW!! mATX build, btw.

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I've got an Enermax ETS-T40 cpu cooler that uses those wire clips to keep the fan on, but they stick out from the heatsink by a few millimeters. If my Gtx 970 didn't sag a little, that wire would actually be making contact with the back solder points on the gpu. Sag FTW!! mATX build, btw.

scary, I got one with a back plate.... Mostly so I can use it as a coaster in 4 years... Also help with the sagging.
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Frequent adjustment or what?

First time use. The slider never would get tight. tried both sets of included screws and neither would get tight.

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First time use. The slider never would get tight. tried both sets of included screws and neither would get tight.

 

They are a real nice bunch of guys I met face to face at PDX 25. I bet if you called them up they might send you a replacement.

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