I have a SFF (Small Form Factor) PC and struggled to find a graphics card to fit in the machine. So instead I got this little riser and placed the card I had outside of the PC. This GPU Riser Stand is created to securely hold a GPU in place using a sturdy base with standard and low-profile brackets. Its modular design ensures flexibility while addressing the cooling needs of powerful GPUs. Designed to hold GPU hardware in position, perfect for greener computing setups or implementing hardware within compact systems. Great for enthusiasts building custom PC rigs and miners requiring sturdy support.

The size of the PCB I use is 47mm x 124mm. It has a 2mm thick padding at the bottom. There are many variants of this board - I'm not sure if the size is standard. After print, slide your board into the slot with the power connectors at the rear. Then insert the required bracket. There is a stand and low-profile bracket included with the model. Then install your GPU onto the board. Make the plate slips into the slot provided at the bottom of the base. There is a 3mm hole on the top of the bracket. I used a normal HDD screw to secure the card. The gaps at the side of the bracket can be used for cable management. (See pictures)

0.20mm Layer Height
2 Walls
10% Rectilinear Infill
Supports required for the brackets
I printed mine with PLA. PETG is reccomended if your card tends to run hot.

I could not find a link to the exact card I have but here is a link to a similar one.

https://www.takealot.com/ver018-pro-pci-e-riser-card-usb-3-0-cable-018-plus-pci-express-r/PLID100947493

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GPU Riser Vertical Stand with Brackets

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill