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BitFenix Introduces the Alchemy 3.0 ARGB GPU Bracket

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2019/12/13 09:46:44 (permalink)
https://www.techpowerup.com/262106/bitfenix-introduces-the-alchemy-3-0-argb-gpu-bracket
 
BitFenix today announced an accessory for your graphics cards' safety, whilst adding some bling to your build. The Alchemy 3.0 ARGB GPU Bracket is little more than a support for your graphics card which installs in your PC case and provides physical support to prevent sagging and other problems that may arise from deploying a graphics card with a high-performance, heavyweight custom cooling solution (it literally supports graphics cards with weights going up to 7.5 Kg and 80-120 cm long).

The Alchemy 3.0 ARGB GPU Bracket features ARGB lighting which users can control and customize to their liking, and the 18 available mounting holes ensure maximum compatibility regardless of your graphics card. It also comes with three different extension holders, sizing up at 45 mm, 80 mm and 120 mm. The GPU bracket will take up three free PCI slots on your build, though, so keep that in mind if you're planning on using this.
 
Personally I think EVGA could make a better and smaller support bracket. 
 



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