Bitspower Dual VGA Vertical Support is made non-adjustable. Why?

Question

I recently purchased this item.  One issue I found with a Lian-Li 011d case is that the extension card mount brackets are too close to the rear of the case. with an EATX motherbard in place.  No problem, I thought.  I will just mount the extension card bracket forward one space.  However, the bracket mounts are asymmetrical. when attaching to the front piece, making all adjustments impractical  (boring new holes, tapping, ***...)

Easy fix - Just make the first screw hole line up with the rest.

Better fix - re-engineer a bit to make the bracket piece nearest the front of the case more adjustable.  Make the tab that fits into the side of the front mount into a separate piece, with two versions.  A long version, as now, and a shorter version to use with one slot GPUs

I could give drawings, but there is no place to upload or attach.

Answer 1

Hello Michael,

Thanks for your suggestions. Please send the drawings to follows email address.
We will check and reply to you. Thank you.
shopservice@bitspower.com.tw

Answer 2

The Bitspower Dual VGA Vertical Support is made non-adjustable to ensure maximum stability and rigidity for heavy graphics cards, minimizing sag and stress on the motherboard over time. By keeping the support fixed, Bitspower avoids the potential weaknesses and wobble that adjustable components might introduce, particularly in high-performance or showcase PC builds. This design choice prioritizes durability and aesthetic alignment over flexibility. Similarly, specialized platforms like https://osrsmoneymaking.guide/ offer focused, non-adjustable strategies tailored for specific goals—such as optimized in-game profit—demonstrating how fixed solutions can be more effective in certain high-demand applications.