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carson_22
Journeyman III
‎09-20-2018 12:20 AM

I need an OEM support bracket for a Radeon R9 380 4gb. Please Help

At the moment I have a case where the Graphics Card is mounted vertically so my problem doesn't exist in this case. I would like to get a new case where the Graphics Card is horizontal. My co-worker gave me the GPU and the bracket was broken off from bending. If I put it in a new case like this it will not be supported very well. I have checked Amazon, NewEgg, and Ebay for a replacement bracket. NO LUCK.

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goodplay
MVP
‎09-20-2018 01:24 AM

Ring around your local pc sales/repair stores ?

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carson_22
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Journeyman III
‎09-20-2018 05:35 PM

Hadn't thought about locally. I'll igve it a shot

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elstaci
MVP
‎09-20-2018 08:53 AM

Are you talking about the Metal bracket or back plate on the GPU card that is screwed down to the computer case where it has all the Video outputs?

I don't believe they sell this as a separate item. You might want to contact your GPU Card Support site and see if they can send you a spare one or purchase one.

If not, I guess, you can find another GPU card and cannibalize the part from it to replace the broken one you have.

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carson_22
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Journeyman III
‎09-20-2018 05:37 PM

That is what I am talking about. I've tried to get support but the best thing I find are the forums

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black_zion
In response to carson_22
MVP
‎09-20-2018 07:47 PM

Card brackets can vary between manufacturers depending on how many and what kind of outputs they have as well as their placement and exhaust placement. Your best bet is to ask on the forums of the actual manufacturer (Sapphire, XFX, etc...), although if it IS truly an OEM card, such as one included in a Dell or HP computer, then you are completely out of luck.

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