GPU holder for desktop

[Richard]

Do you need GPU holder. I present you "TIHS"  

this is the product its help you manage/organize your GPU's when your testing/benchmarking. it can support up to 5 GPU's all kind of GPU. Sadly it doesnt support the little ones that are lower than 230mm. it can be made of wood, Carbon fiber, acrylic and if you want aluminum(aluminium)...

 

tech specs

-compatible with all gpu's sadly not

-material:wood, laminated wood, carbon fiber, plastic, acrylic and aluminum(aluminium)

-size:~425 x 230 x 60mm

-weight: it depends on the material

 

 

*the green and red blocks are the gpu's.

*can someone check my spelling and grammar.

[wkronbaek]

Make linus unbox it.

[joelthezombie15]

Typo: THIS at the very top.

 

anyway.looks cool, what will it use, thunderbolt or like a PCIE extender? looks cool though.

[mgsstar]

This looks pretty nice. Should be on kickstarter. :)

[grayperview]

Ask yourself this, now many people have 5 GPU's on their desk???

 

Nice idea, the market for it is practically none existent though

[EChondo]

Ask yourself this, now many people have 5 GPU's on their desk???

 

Nice idea, the market for it is practically none existent though

I have 2-3 and I don't even benchmark or make videos. I would love to have something like this.

[FireFox]

I have a GPU holder, it's called a PCIe slot :)

[jollander]

Looks like a potential scratch risk for the pcb, especially since all the pressure is put on such tiny surface area.

[Emkryan]

Or you know, you could put it in it's box so it doesn't collect dust or in YOUR COMPUTER WHERE IT BELONGS! 

[Chevaishr]

Or you know, you could put it in it's box so it doesn't collect dust or in YOUR COMPUTER WHERE IT BELONGS! 

naaaa woh puts gpus in computers i mean no one really does that .

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ok to improve the design ... for the back use SOFT foam padding. that should distribute the pressure a bit more as well as remove any sharp surfaces that may scratch the pcb. Also the inclusion of a clear acrylic cover can be cool (for the dust and other stuff)

[FireFox]

naaaa woh puts gpus in computers i mean no one really does that .

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ok to improve the design ... for the back use SOFT foam padding. that should distribute the pressure a bit more as well as remove any sharp surfaces that may scratch the pcb. Also the inclusion of a clear acrylic cover can be cool (for the dust and other stuff)

 

It's a pretty cool design but I won't be buying one, any GPU's I have that aren't used will be placed back in their anti-static bag, put back in the retail box and stored somewhere safe.