Friday, December 13th 2019

BitFenix Introduces the Alchemy 3.0 ARGB GPU Bracket

BitFenix today announced an accessory for your graphics cards' safety, whilst adding some bling to your build. The Alchemy 3.0 ARGB GPU Bracket is little more than a support for your graphics card which installs in your PC case and provides physical support to prevent sagging and other problems that may arise from deploying a graphics card with a high-performance, heavyweight custom cooling solution (it literally supports graphics cards with weights going up to 7.5 Kg and 80-120 cm long).

The Alchemy 3.0 ARGB GPU Bracket features ARGB lighting which users can control and customize to their liking, and the 18 available mounting holes ensure maximum compatibility regardless of your graphics card. It also comes with three different extension holders, sizing up at 45 mm, 80 mm and 120 mm. The GPU bracket will take up three free PCI slots on your build, though, so keep that in mind if you're planning on using this.
Source: BitFenix Alchemy 3.0 ARGB GPU Bracket
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26 Comments on BitFenix Introduces the Alchemy 3.0 ARGB GPU Bracket

#1
Prime2515102
"Pay us to put a lit up advertisement in your case." -BitFenix

(P.S. BitFenix didn't actually say that.)
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#2
Unregistered
With that kind of intrusive advertising I'll put one in if they sponsor the build.
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#3
Vayra86
Wtf... so you get to buy a bracket that has its own sag?! Look at the pictures.

mind blown
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#4
bonehead123
Vayra86Wtf... so you get to buy a bracket that has its own sag?! Look at the pictures. mind blown
Nowadays, this is called a "feature" hahahaha ....:roll:...:laugh:...:eek:
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#5
cucker tarlson
Vayra86Wtf... so you get to buy a bracket that has its own sag?! Look at the pictures.

mind blown
what ? if the gpu sags a lot,the bracket will also sag under the gpus weight.

I could go for a nice bracket.gotta look around.
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#6
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
I like the idea, but not with a company logo being so damn obvious
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#9
ypsylon
When RGBized toilet paper?

Seriously why 99% of cases follow the current design is beyond me?

Reverse(inverted)-ATX solves 99.9% of sagging* issues (even with very heavy cooper liquid cooled blocks). The cooler weight rest on PCB below it. PCB acts as an anchor. Just like 90 degree flipped motherboards. Here - no sag whatsoever for all eternity. Oh and let's not forget about horizontal motherboard trays of course.


* - Not if you have card like this for example

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#10
cucker tarlson
ypsylonWhen RGBized toilet paper?

Seriously why 99% of cases follow the current design is beyond me?

Reverse(inverted)-ATX solves 99.9% of sagging* issues (even with very heavy cooper liquid cooled blocks). The cooler weight rest on PCB below it. PCB acts as an anchor. Just like 90 degree flipped motherboards. Here - no sag whatsoever for all eternity. Oh and let's not forget about horizontal motherboard trays of course.


* - Not if you have card like this for example

yes and maybe comes with clc cooler for the cpu cause there isn't any air cooling cpu solution that would fit.
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#11
Vayra86
cucker tarlsonwhat ? if the gpu sags a lot,the bracket will also sag under the gpus weight.

I could go for a nice bracket.gotta look around.
Eh?! Isnt the whole point of a bracket/support to make that go away? I mean, anything from a brick to a chopstick will do that 100%. This overpriced piece of lit plastic cannot...
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#12
xtreemchaos
when you get to my age everything starts to sag so it would look outa place :) but may still buy one for the RBG Mmmm must resist the prity lightso_O:banghead::wtf::)
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#14
somethinggeneric
You can get better results with some legos.
Below is my solution to the sag introduced by using a morpheus ii (massive cooler that fits 2 120mm fans) to cool my 580, sure it doesn't have RGB but it actually works and isnt a glaring advertisement.
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#15
CheapMeat
There's a bunch of these on Aliexpress. But anyway, why do so many of the PC parts makers assume we want to buy something with GIANT logos of theirs showing constantly?

Here's the exact same thing on Aliexpress: www.aliexpress.com/item/32853288878.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.1967e3e9h0S2if&algo_pvid=e51f8a87-1b07-4e4f-9614-502bcf86ffad&algo_expid=e51f8a87-1b07-4e4f-9614-502bcf86ffad-1&btsid=a079e6cd-9fbf-4d06-83bf-fcc4345bc1ba&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_5,searchweb201603_53


As for a bracket, I like this more classy, simple one: www.shorturl.at/iowMW
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#16
silkstone
They aren't that obtrusive. Mine cost around $4, but I still need to set it up properly it as my card is sagging a little

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#17
erixx
My MSI geforce came with one: you need two empty slots next to it, which was not my case, and after installing it just for testing it resulted useless against sag.
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#18
micropage7
to prevent sagging you need more empty slot, too bad and the design gives more stress on pci threads
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#19
silkstone
micropage7to prevent sagging you need more empty slot, too bad and the design gives more stress on pci threads
You definitely need empty slots, but if anything it reduces the force on the gpu pcie slot itself.
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#20
dtoxic
what's with the RGB's on all things these days?
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#21
Globespy
3 PCI slots?
Basically if you have any other PCIe device (soundcard, USB card etc) this is a no go.
There are plenty of options that don't take up any slots and will do the same job - but you don't get disco lights with them.

I guess this will appeal to some.
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#22
silkstone
Globespy3 PCI slots?
Basically if you have any other PCIe device (soundcard, USB card etc) this is a no go.
There are plenty of options that don't take up any slots and will do the same job - but you don't get disco lights with them.

I guess this will appeal to some.
They fit with other pcie cards, you just place them under and screw the plate in front of them.
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#23
r9
Still looks like unicorn ate too much rainbow and puked in the case.
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#24
gamefoo21
Prime2515102"Pay us to put a lit up advertisement in your case." -BitFenix

(P.S. BitFenix didn't actually say that.)
Heh they all do that.

EKWB puts a big glowing EK logo on a angle with their GPU blocks, so in any normal case mount, you advertise for them constantly.
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#25
erixx
sorry but EK is discreet as it can be. I have a full EK system and its just their 'logo coin' here and there. I 'am particulary disgusted by the enormous MSI text on the side of the Geforce (the Duke was worse, because WTF is "Duke") . If there were hardcore parts in industrial/workstation design with full specs, I'd buy only those.
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