Hey everyone! I finally managed to upgrade my rig with a new RTX 4090, and man, this thing is an absolute beast. It's way heavier than I expected, and even after securely mounting it to the case, I’ve noticed a slight but visible sag on the right side. I'm really worried about the long-term stress this might put on my motherboard's PCIe slot, or even the GPU's PCB warping over time. I’ve been looking into support brackets, but the options are a bit overwhelming. I’ve seen those vertical pillar-style ones that just sit on the bottom of the case, and then there are the horizontal ones that screw into the expansion slots right below the card. Some even have fancy RGB, which is cool, but I mostly care about actual stability. My case is a mid-tower with limited space under the card because of my bottom intake fans, so I'm not sure which design would fit best without blocking airflow. I’ve heard mixed reviews about the screw-in horizontal types not being strong enough for the heaviest cards. I'm looking for something reliable and sturdy—budget is around $30-$40. Has anyone here had good results with a specific brand or design that actually keeps a heavy-duty card perfectly level? What would you recommend as the most effective solution?