What is Vertical GPU Mount?
A vertical GPU mount refers to the installation of a graphics card in a computer case where it is mounted vertically instead of horizontally.
This is achieved by using a special mounting bracket that attaches to the case and allows the GPU to be mounted perpendicular to the motherboard. Vertical GPU mounting can provide several benefits such as improved aesthetics, better cooling performance, and easier cable management. It allows the graphics card to be showcased more prominently in the case, giving the system a more visually appealing look. Additionally, mounting the GPU vertically can improve airflow to the graphics card, which can help reduce temperatures and potentially improve performance. Finally, it can also make cable management easier since the GPU's power cables can be routed more neatly from the PSU directly to the graphics card. However, vertical GPU mounting may also have some downsides. It can make the system more difficult to work on since the GPU is not easily accessible when mounted vertically. Additionally, some cases may not be compatible with vertical GPU mounting, and it can sometimes interfere with other components such as fans or radiators.