Request for assistance checking the vertical mount and case fan.

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KablooieKablam
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05-31-2022, 10:41 AM

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Hey there, tech enthusiasts! I'm facing a small hiccup and could really benefit from your insights on a couple of matters. Let's start with the first point—when I checked my vertical-mounted RTX 4090 inside my cute Hyte Y60 case, I realized a minor oversight. Does anyone know if it needs a vertical mount support to ensure stability? I want my GPU to be perfectly secured, like a cozy pillow. Your advice would mean a lot! Now, while I was focused on this inspection, I accidentally damaged one of my case fans with my phone (using its flashlight, but it was a quick touch). That was quite the mishap! I'm a bit concerned about the fan's condition. I'll share some photos and hope you can tell me if it's still usable or if I should be cautious. Your sharp judgment would really help here! Thank you so much for your support and expert tips. Let's work together to solve these issues! I'm eager to hear your ideas and suggestions. Meow~

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Yuuta_Iridatsu
Member

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05-31-2022, 12:37 PM

#2

GPU Mount xoxo

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TempLate_YT
Senior Member

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06-20-2022, 10:55 AM

#3

Explain in human terms

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Ghost8460
Member

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06-20-2022, 12:04 PM

#4

I don't recognize any extra support braces. Are there any available for sale? Also, if the fan functions, it does so; otherwise, it remains as is. Pay attention to its sound to determine if it's louder than the others.

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RG48
Posting Freak

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06-21-2022, 09:27 PM

#5

The bracket is designed for horizontal installation, but a vertical setup in a Hyte Y60 still needs proper support.

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I_think_I
Member

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06-23-2022, 07:51 AM

#6

I see nothing wrong with the fan... Unless you plan on tipping your case over, I see no reason for any additional support. Please keep your replies respectful. See the Community Standards for clarification if needed.

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Delsato
Junior Member

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06-24-2022, 05:54 AM

#7

I agree – your condition seems stable as long as there’s no vibration or noise. As long as the parts aren’t missing or causing issues, it’s fine. Concerns arise only if a piece is absent or malfunctioning, which may require replacement. Otherwise, everything looks good.

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Jbxcraft
Junior Member

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06-24-2022, 07:31 PM

#8

Well, the GPU fits perfectly into the ones at the back, and that's all you need. I believe everything is ready! Probably no harm intended, right?

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Clareesuh
Member

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06-27-2022, 06:35 PM

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Hey there! I get how important it is to stay clear in online chats, especially when emotions run high. Let's focus on keeping things friendly and helpful, okay? Your words really helped ease my worries about the fan's condition. I'm glad you noticed the small detail with the noise—it’s good to catch those things early!

It’s nice to hear you’re thinking about safety and the smooth operation of our tech. If anything unusual pops up, just let me know. Otherwise, everything seems to be running smoothly!

Thanks again for your support and for reminding me to stay positive. Let’s keep the conversation respectful and the vibes upbeat, nya~!