GPU-String
Graphic Thong
Big Thing Sling
Sag Strand
 

 
Ti tie ftw.
 
..although G(PU)-string is pretty good lol.
 
 

Ti (sag) Fighter

EVGA_JacobF

aka_STEVE_b
eleash looks like a good idea.  Wish it was something that would be retro-active for older cards .

Stay tuned for a solution for previous cards also :)

Sounds good and it would make sense that EVGA could figure out a way to make it work with the already released cards in some way.

Was watching Jayztwocents review and it seems that because the output IO bracket is screwed and reinforced into the cooler, the whole card is just extremely solid and he didnt even have to use the eLeash.
 
https://youtu.be/wKd08eUnhzU?t=423

that name though

Thought this was an April Fools joke at first.
 
Anyway, I would have called it something like EVGA GPU Tether, since that's a more accurate term for what it does. eLeash? ... meh. That's marketing for you.

skyline385
Was watching Jayztwocents review and it seems that because the output IO bracket is screwed and reinforced into the cooler, the whole card is just extremely solid and he didnt even have to use the eLeash.
 
https://youtu.be/wKd08eUnhzU?t=423

I guess Jay has never owned/used the same card for over a year? I've had EVGA Hydro Copper cards or cards I put a water block on start to sag right around the year mark, even though when I first installed the card it seemed rock solid and sag would not be an issue.
 
I installed the eLeash on my 3090 Ti, great idea by EVGA.
 
Check out what ty_ger07 did to stop his cards from sagging. https://www.modsrigs.com/detail.aspx?buildid=25534
 

EVGA's "eLeash" is actually a "Hoist"... "eHoist"!
 
i want one for me card.

EVGA_JacobF

aka_STEVE_b
eleash looks like a good idea.  Wish it was something that would be retro-active for older cards .

Stay tuned for a solution for previous cards also :)

Is there any ETA as to when we can expect a solution for previous cards?
I could really use a low profile anti-sag solution; and the Lian Li anti-sag bracket isn't compatible with my motherboard.