LIAN LI VG4-5-V4X/V4W (V.4) Multi-Directional PCIe Gen 5.0 200mm Riser ARGB Universal Vertical GPU Bracket Kit

Multi-Direction Vertical GPU Bracket (VG4-5-V4) - Supports forward, neutral, and backward tilt for versatile GPU display angles - Three-level height adjustment with 10.16mm increments for improved airflow and cooler clearance - Reinforced support arm rated up to 10kg to prevent GPU sag over time - Integrated 5V ARGB lighting with full motherboard software synchronization - 200mm PCIe 5.0 riser cable delivering up to 32Gb/s bandwidth, backward compatible with PCIe 2.04.0 - ATX case compatible, supporting GPUs up to four slots thick SPECIFICATIONS MODEL NAME Multi-Direction Vertical GPU Bracket (VG4V4) MODEL NO. VG4-5-V4X VG4-5-V4W COLOR Black White BRACKET DIMENSION 168.63mm (L) x 147.5mm (W) x 234.86mm (H) MATERIAL STEEL PCI-E RISER CABLE Gen 5.0 CABLE LENGTH 200mm CABLE INTERFACE PCI-E X 16 EXPANSION SLOT 4 slots CASES SUPPORT In addition to LIAN LI cases, any chassis from other brands that meets the above specifications can also be paired with the bracket. Users can purchase it separately for flexible use, making it an easy upgrade option for most standard ATX setups. - LANCOOL: 217INF/ 217 / 207D / 207 / 206 / 216 / III / 205 / 215 - O11 Vision Compact / O11 Vision - O11D EVO RGB / O11D EVO RGB Lamborghini / O11D EVO / O11D EVO XL - Vector V100 - 11D MINI V2 (limited use) This case supports the bracket with certain restrictions. For the best experience, we recommend using the included vertical GPU kit that comes with the chassis. PCIe 5.0 Cable Built for High Speed and full compatibility The 200mm PCIe 5.0 riser cable delivers up to 32Gb/s bandwidth, which is twice the speed of PCIe 4.0. It supports PCIe 2.0 to 4.0 devices and ensures stable signal transmission with consistently high performance across wide range of GPUs. BIOS Update: Ensure that your motherboards BIOS is updated to the latest version to maintain full compatibility with PCIE 5.0. Note: Always ensure both ends of the riser cable are securely connected to the GPU and motherboard while the system is powered off. Improper installation may cause electrical short circuits or hardware damage.