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Thermaltake Core P5 Spare Parts/Looking for a specific part


Bevvo84

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Hi,

 

I have a Core P5 and I'm making use of the alternate mounting of my GPU with a riser cable. Unfortunately, the chassis only comes with 2 of these metal brackets which the riser cable gets screwed to. 

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However, I need to use 3, (2 for my GTX1080ti's in SLI, and 1 for my 10GB NIC)

Is there any place where i can purchase another one of these metal brackets by any chance??? I've searched everywhere online and haven't been able to find anything... :(

Thanks in advance

Bev

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I am in the same boat except I can only find 1 bracket and that's the one I am using.  I don't know if mine even came with a second one.  Should it have?  Probably... did it?  I don't remember.

I would be happy if they just provided a 3d model so you could make the part... it isn't being sold anywhere, so that would be the most logical way to handle it.  If I find my other bracket so I have a template, I'll make a 3d printable version and upload it.

 

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So I am in the same boat as all of... sort of. I bought the display at the store and they had lost the vertical mounting bracket, the PCI-e mounting brackets, riser cable and reservoir bracket....

has anyone actually heard back from Thermaltake on any of these comments? I really want to utilize the vertical mount in my rebuild.

Thanks.

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10 hours ago, stupacolypse said:

So I am in the same boat as all of... sort of. I bought the display at the store and they had lost the vertical mounting bracket, the PCI-e mounting brackets, riser cable and reservoir bracket....

has anyone actually heard back from Thermaltake on any of these comments? I really want to utilize the vertical mount in my rebuild.

Thanks.

Thermaltake never responds.  That said, I made a 3d model of one of mine and it appears to be ok.  you'd have to buy a couple bolts from a hardware store (or amazon) to make it work.  Do you have a 3d printer?

 

The cool part is... you can make glowing brackets. :D

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On 3/1/2021 at 7:56 AM, leptoid said:

Thermaltake never responds.  That said, I made a 3d model of one of mine and it appears to be ok.  you'd have to buy a couple bolts from a hardware store (or amazon) to make it work.  Do you have a 3d printer?

 

The cool part is... you can make glowing brackets. :D

Could you put that model up on thingiverse or something? I could definitely use it.

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