• remotelove@lemmy.ca
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    3 months ago

    Yeah. I got one and it’s a beast. I had to design and print a support for its ass to keep it from sagging.

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      3 months ago

      This one is from Sapphire and it came with an anti-sag bracket. My 3080Ti from MSI did too actually.

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        3 months ago

        I’ll get it shared tomorrow. It’s designed after a bottle jack but is completely threaded to allow for adjustment and doesn’t have any of the handle components, obviously.

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          3 months ago

          I may be misinterpreting what you’re describing, but it kind of sounds like you’ve reinvented the machinist jack.

          Not throwing shade, it makes sense and there’s a reason that machinists the world over use them to tackle the same sort of problem of how to support sagging parts- it’s simple and it works. And coming up with the same solution shows that you have a good understanding of the issue and how to tackle it.

          Just pointing it out because I love the overlap between different fields and hobbies, and maybe if you didn’t already know that machinist jacks were a thing you’ll find inspiration for a version 2.0 if you ever feel the need to make one.

          I’d also like to see your version when you get around to sharing it.

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            3 months ago

            Thanks for the kind words!

            And yes, I designed this in a vacuum, but it is actually a common machinists jack, it seems. Minus a few neat features I saw around the web (like a lock screw component) it’s a 1:1 match for functionality.

            Like you, I have a love for projects and tools that are shared across different fields. Mostly due to my ADHD, I have a slew of hobbies that focus around mechanical engineering, chemistry and biology. It’s extremely cost effective to commingle different hobbies, actually. My 3D printing and CAD work is universal, my collection of chemistry glass is used for rando chemistry things as well as mycology. All of my fittings, connectors and electronic components are also universal… etc. etc.

            As requested: https://www.printables.com/model/926491-anti-sag-gpu-stand-aka-machinists-jack

  • Subdivide6857@midwest.social
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    3 months ago

    I purchased both the 7900xtx and a 4090. Kept the 7900xtx. Absolutely adore this card. Being a Linux nerd made it a no brainer, but the performance vs price ratio wasn’t there.

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    3 months ago

    Fuck that thing. THREE slots? I had to abandon one project and look for alternatives because my GFX card already block one slot from being used, but blocking two is crazy.