Jace Two cents here and you know, cases that have been developed over the last couple of years kind of have Ah, pretty common feature.

Now, I don't even know who did it first.

Doesn't really matter because everyone's kind of doing it.

And that is the vertical P C I e.

Mount or your graphics card mount to allow it to incentive mounting horizontal.

In your case like that, you could mount it up, right?

But, you know, there's a couple problems with some cases.

It's they kind of get too close to the side panel.

They kind of choke off your graphics card.

If you've got more than a duel slot card, that's not gonna work.

But what if you've got a case that you're in love with and you don't want to change your case?

But you want a vertical mount anyway?

Well, you install an aftermarket vertical mount adapter, and that's exactly we're gonna look at today.

One specifically by cable mon, not the 1st 1 on the market won't be the last one on the market, but nonetheless, the 1st 1 we're gonna take a look at here today.

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So cable mode's been developing this for quite a while now.

In fact, I've got a couple prototypes had set me and they were like, Hey, we changed design a little bit.

So wait for the new ones.

Here it is, right here, available on their store.

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I'm gonna show you why we have a few things on the table here.

Not only we have skunk works.

Still bleeding from our last video are kind of cleaning itself with our cleaning solution in our loop.

We've got a giant case like this, which could obviously fit pretty much any graphics card under any condition, one that does not have a vertical mountains by default.

And then we've got this fractal design mess.

If I see which is a mid tower case.

As you can see, it's very short, given the length of the graphics card.

As you can see, it's a pretty short case in terms of depth, because I want to see how this fits in a large case.

In a small case, we've also got ourselves here in our t x 28 e t I.

This doesn't really the graphics card itself doesn't matter.

It's the form factor we're looking at pretty standard size graphics card, standard size, PCB to slot thickness 11.5 inch card.

I believe ladies we've also got here are Strick ce G Force Artie X 2080 which is a triple slot card.

It's got a taller profile, and it's longer.

So if you compare it to like the standard 28 e t.

I, you can see that, you know, obviously getting this to fit in there is going to be a bit of a challenge.

So We're trying to different form factors in terms of graphics cards as well as cases.

Now I know that cable MoD has done a lot of testing with this graphics adapter, which is one of the reasons why it was delayed a little bit.

They pretty much took measurements of every card from Mike.

I don't know how far back they went, but they got measurements of pretty much every single card on the market that they could get their hands on to make sure it was going to fit.

They want to make sure the taller cards we're gonna fit the shorter cards we're gonna fit and all that.

So if you want a manual, though, they give you this.

Print a piece of paper with a Q R code that you can click to get the manual instead of just printing in on this piece of paper.

So that's kind of interesting.

Of course, you've got your riser card.

This is your piece by express cable, so this is what's going to actually connect to your motherboard.

Obviously, make the connection to your graphics card.

They include a 90 degree angled display port because you'll see is the way.

The way to this amounts in there.

It's going to recess in the case a little bit, so you need to have be ableto region inaccessibility.

So they give you this 90 degree cable.

Here's another 90 degree cable right here.

So I give you two of these, which is kind of nice, I guess if you have more than one monitor, they want to get you covered.

For that, you've got your mounting screws.

And then, of course, the actual adapter plate itself.

Now it does take up 1234567 slots in order to mount this.

So you need to make sure that your motherboard and your case have seven available sluts.

You can see you're going to basically lose access to all of your other PC Express sport.

So if you're running things like a sound card, network card raid controller card, anything other than your graphics card is pretty much going to lose access.

So there's definitely a tradeoff here already right off the bags.

We're gonna go ahead and mount this right now, sort of get it prepped.

Not in the case.

Show you how that's done.

And then we will do our test fit.

So this is the way it's gonna go in like this.

It's going to get a lot of support in terms of weight from all of these notches right there, which has already showed fit right into the case like that.

Then you screw this down with the normal screws, you would mount any PC expressed adapter right there.

Before you do that, you've actually gotta put on the bottom piece here.

This is where your riser card or the cable is gonna actually mount to.

So you'll see there's three screws right there.

Three screw holes just goes up on there like that.

And then you can take three of these screws to mounted.

One of the things I'm curious about that I want to test on this is how it handles the weight of the card because the cards nowadays, because they're getting more and more powerful.

The heat things were getting larger.

They're getting more dense graphics cards.

Sag has certainly become a thing that companies have been getting creative with on trying to combat.

All right, so this is essentially goes like that.

Now, you see, it's not actually touching the bottom of the bracket right there because that is where this guy comes in.

The holes are elongated, they are oblongs.

You see how you have some movement there?

So before you tighten it down, you're gonna probably want to find the right position with your graphics card, and then you can tighten that down where you want to be, and that is essentially the entire mechanism right there.

So as you can see, it's still a little bit loose because I want to make sure the distances we're all set right someone do now is take the card back off, tighten the screws down, and that's the whole mechanism.

So that would mount into your appropriate slot.

You're 60 next slot for your graphics card, and that's the whole bracket.

So let's go ahead and get it all installed and see how it looks in the case.

So I know it's gonna fit in Skunk works.

Obviously this this is an S m A.

From Case Lab's.

It's a huge case that we're still cleaning.

Obviously, we've got the system prep running in there right now to clean out our loop in preparation for our next upgrade.

But we're gonna go ahead and install it in this guy here.

So the nice thing about this shielded ribbon cables, you can bend it as you need going Plug that into you.

But I digress.

So the easiest way to probably do this is just gonna be to move this cable out of the way for now rather than trying to plug it in first.

I think that'll work.

All right, So there's plenty of room and I'm gonna put in all the spirits, but obviously I'd recommend putting it all the screws.

So you have all the support you can possibly get the difficulty of this.

It's gonna be purely dependent on your case now tight it's, but it's actually easier to tighten down like this.

And it is a normal graphics card just chilling in there because of graphics card coming this way usually keeps you for me able to get to those screws so pretty in the top.

Screw in the bottom screw.

So far, it seems to be doing a pretty good job supporting the weight.

If you've never held in R TX Founders edition card, they are heavy.

That is pretty much installed.

Just like that so you could see in this case, it be very silly to have these dual loops like this with this Luke doing nothing in a graphics card just sitting there.

But you could see what I mean now about the fact that it does completely block all of your expansion ports.

So although this is a great thing in terms of showing up your graphics card, there is sacrifice involved.

You're gonna lose access to those slots.

Even this for X ray here, up top.

That has not not being blocked by the bracket.

The port obviously is being blocked in terms of the back slot, so that's something to keep in mind.

But we're gonna test right now.

I want to see how easy we can get this graphics card out of here while the bracket is installed and having to take the bracket all the way out way.

Yeah, so that the gravis card mounted.

That's obviously pretty flappy and dangle because it does mount up there like that.

But you can see obviously our card riser slot right there.

It also goes a little bit under kind of a crooked bend, but that's not gonna really matter.

because you can't see it.

So what about the big card that the big dog see, we got here?

That went pretty easy.

Ah, yeah.

If pc building was an e sport, I'd be your optic a little bit on the saggy side.

But, I mean, we're we're asking a lot of this bracket, which is really just floating here.

And remember, I only have two screws in there right now.

Now, we're not gonna be using the strict scarred over here because even with it sitting normal, as you can see, we've barely clear my front fans right here.

So unfortunately, this one's out, although it would have definitely filled up that space significantly.

But as you can see, if this was a standard case that had a vertical mountain in here, you can see it would go right here where these this meshes that would push it right up against the side glass and that just would not work.

That would just not not be good.

So that's what we've dealt with with some cases on the market had integrated vertical mouths.

So that's why stuff like this is actually kind of nice.

Even if you have one when I want to show to is the cable.

Look at the look at the crazy angle on that cable right there.

These are not just standard display port.

You can see they've made this cable so that it can actually fit properly in the bracket right here.

Now it's no surprise is easy to install on a big case like the case.

Lab's S m A.

But let's take a look at the mess.

If I see right here because this is much smaller, I've got an air cooler in there.

I can't get my hand appear to plug in the cable like I did over there because it's got a water block.

So I'm gonna lay this flat.

And I would pretty much expect this to fill up a lot of the space.

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So Phil doesn't think I'm talking to him right now.

All right, so there it is, installed in our mess.

If I see which I think is like a perfect fit, all right, fill your opinion.

What do you think on that?

Especially because the length of this case is perfect, like it's almost aesthetically pleasing.

All right, So there you go, guys.

That's the cable mod vertical PC.

I'II adaptor.

It's a little bit more expensive than the competitors, like I said, but at least it gives you these custom cables, for it gives you two of them.

It's very well thought out.

I think it looks great in the mess.

If I see it's almost like it.

Compliments this build perfectly the build quality of the energizing quality.

It's one of those things that if you are into the aesthetics of your piece, I mean, this is anaesthetics piece.

It's not really functional in the sense of giving you any additional performance or anything like that.

It makes you able to see your card.

Most of these companies put a lot of effort into their shroud.

They care about the way it looks like this not so much like this, which is how your typical typically used to seeing it.

I've seen a lot of people ask me to die, J.

Why is the cooler on the bottom of the card and always having to push up at least like that?

Now it's a little bit more natural, where the heat kind of rise out of the card get caught in the case airflow and exhaust that he even better.

Whether or not that's true, though, that's up for debate and something we could test in a later video between orientation and see which is better by using this bracket.