Universal GPU Fan Deshroud Bracket

     If you require size/spacing adjustments just leave a comment below This all started when my GTX 1660 TI started making annoying noises. At first I just altered the fan curve and that sort of worked for a while but in the end I couldn't ignore the fact that my fans were dying. Instead of doing the sensible thing of going online and finding fan replacements for my card, I decided I would take off the plastic cover with the original fans (deshroud it) and attach other fans... So here is my first attempt (well, second, if you include the GPU Jack Stand) at a universal fan bracket for use with a deshrouded GPU. Obviously if there is a custom-made replacement fan shroud for your particular card, then you are better off using that one. PETG (or other heat resistant filament) is recommended because of temperatures, especially if you have a backplate that is utilised as a heatsink. It is possible you could use some heat shield foil with PLA but I don't know how well that would work, maybe on older, cooler cards. There are two types of screw, the Flat requires a flat head screwdriver and the Grip which has a top you can grab and twist. Then there are two variants of each, the Spike and non spike. If you don't have a back plate on your card, then use the Spike version. If you do have a backplate then use the screw without a spike, the idea being you can position the bracket (with fan slotted in) around your card and see through the screw holes to check for a clear PCB area to screw the Spike version. In this case, the spike helps to avoid sensitive electronics. Don't overtighten the screws! You just need them to hold the gfx card in place with as even a distribution as possible.      BE CAREFUL WITH YOUR GPU Remove the GPU from your machine before attaching the bracket and be super wary of electronic components/parts when inserting it back in. Use of this 3D printed design is at your own risk. May your modded graphics card be cooler and last longer!      MY PATREON & PATR