DIY RGB GPU Backplate

[@showjaypee7317]

Nice paper also “ no bridge no problem “ 🤣

[@Tech215Studios]

You're a phucking beast bro!!!! Thanks for posting this!!! Also, invest in a vinyl cutter. I commend you for cutting all that out by hand but the Vinyl Cutter will make it so much easier!!! keep up the great work!!!!

[@bandido_plays]

Ang angas..

[@victor_belo]

Salamat!

[@CybaGirl]

Hello, and thanks so very much for your awesome video. Been wondering for a while now how I can make my own RGB bracket. Was just wondering, though. Do you mind telling me what blade you use in your drop saw please? Also, do you mind telling me what GRIT and paper or Wet N Dry paper did you use on your orbital sander? Also, not to sure if you know this? You can get Exacto knives now that cut corners, circles etc precisely. I bought one on eBay a few weeks back. If you would like a link to one, just let me know. Thanks again!

[@victor_belo]

Hi CybaGirl. Glad to know me video helped you. The saw blade is used are the ff: Miter Saw: Diablo 7 1/4" 40 tooth Finishing Blade; Circular Saw: Diablo 6" 40 tooth Trim blade. That is only the available blades I have but if you are cutting acrylic sheets the higher tooth count the better. For the Grit of the sand paper: I started rough around 80 to clean the sharp edges of the acrylic and finished around 240/320 grit. I just need it to be "Cloudy" so the light will be diffused better. Thank you for the tip I will take note about it. It was an impulse project by watching videos on YT and I used what ever materials and tools laying around the house XD Good luck on your project and link me up should you created a video as well~

[@CybaGirl]

@@victor_belo Hi and thanks for taking the time to reply to me. I am not ready to make my own just yet. Still need to buy some tools etc. But as soon as I create my own RGB bracket you will be the first to know :). Thanks again, stay safe and take care.

[@mohamedarthil6249]

great work man.. that design needs some sharp and steady hand :D

[@victor_belo]

Thanks man! I tried my best to cut it as accurately as possible~

[@V1Tech]

It's aight :P

[@darrynlansdell5019]

Absolute mad lad XD

[@wailhashim6996]

Nice work, which kind of acrylic you used?

[@victor_belo]

Sorry for the late reply, still new with YT. I used 5mm Clear Acrylic sheet.

[@rzsun333]

Awesome !! How thick of acrylic?

[@victor_belo]

Sorry for the late reply, I used 5mm clear acrylic

[@ReleaseTopic87]

U are talented for this. Make an online store with that bro. I'd love to buy one like that from u

[@ranafaiqfarooq728]

tell me the name of rgb strip which u use ??

[@victor_belo]

The strip I used is a 12v 4pin RGB 5050 strip. However you might want to check your motherboard if how many pins are the rgb port.

[@ranafaiqfarooq728]

@@victor_belo thnkx bro

[@mrkadduofficial]

It cause any heat issue please tell me?

[@ameerakarichy3179]

Any heat issue?

[@noobche5338]

cool

[@showjaypee7317]

Have you seen the company V1 they make these same back plates , do you know if they are using 3D printers for the designs ?

[@victor_belo]

I just saw the company V1, I think they use a machine to make the design. Something that can easily cut design. but definitely not 3d printer, unless it was customize to cut :)

[@venkateshneelam7221]

Which is better place to place rgb strip side or top of acrylic sheet

[@victor_belo]

Hi Venkatesh, I think it's better to put the acrylic on the side to lessen the thickness of the backplate. Just make sure you sand the acrylic so the light will diffuse better.

[@ravomusic502]

*MrKaboodle* 💛💛💛Very Nice...I like it💛💛💛

[@victor_belo]

Thank you for appreciating my work :)

[@mercycabral8001]

What glue do you use to glue the acrylic? Nice worcks

[@victor_belo]

@@mercycabral8001 I used Cyno acrylic glue. Here is a link if you are in the > Or you can search for cyanoacrylate glue.

[@hene8101]

Can I use polyethylene?

[@botoytoy1996]

great work! how much if i order for palit gtx 1050ti?

[@victor_belo]

Thank you~ unfortunately I do not sell them at the moment but if you have questions on how to make one you can ask me anything.

[@dream.car.finders]

@@victor_belo yes where can I buy these stickers plsss tel me

[@victor_belo]

@@dream.car.finders I bought it at my local online shopping, but you can check this link amzn.to/3kbgg0a Also you can try to search for it in your local arts and craft store as well.

[@noahcustode9727]

Could putting something like a custom Backplate on your GPU cause heating problems? I really want to make one and follow this tutorial but I need an answer. Thanks!

[@victor_belo]

Hi Noah, sorry for the late response. I have read that it only increase the temp by a fraction and is almost negligible. I was not able to monitor it anymore as I have removed it because I installed a big cpu cooling heatsink which blocks the gpu backplate design.

[@windfallotaku3343]

where to buy the black stuff pls tall me

[@beefybarbarian7779]

its just black vinyl wrap. comes in sheets or you can buy large rolls if ya plan on multiple projects. Can get it just about anywhere. Amazon, wal-mart, target, Kohls etc. Got mine from Walmart really cheap

[@victor_belo]

​as @@beefybarbarian7779 the black and white stuff are called Vinyl. You can easily find them online in rolls and quite cheap.

[@igunbrawl]

what RBG strips did you use? and are they MSI softwear compatible

[@victor_belo]

Hi Reptillian, the RGB strips I used is a regular 12V RGB LED Strip (since I will connect it to 12V 4 pin LED controller) if you are planning to connect it directly to your motherboard I suggest looking for 5V Addressable RGB LED Strip (3 pins).

[@MSA_545]

mantep bang

[@Tekillyah]

Glad I watched this instead of porn, the ending was great and I finished easy.

[@kenbyjenioelectricista588]

ta dulisimo

[@enloscamposdejalasflorescr8318]

te amo (muah!).

[@anoopmahajan5430]

What do the materials of this plate say?

[@victor_belo]

Hi Anoop, the main materials used for the project are 5mm acrylic sheet, black and white vinyl sticker and LED strip. I used a regular 12V RGB LED Strip (since I will connect it to 12V 4 pin LED controller) if you are planning to connect it directly to your motherboard I suggest looking for 5V Addressable RGB LED Strip (3 pins).

[@alvinmirandabantilan5331]

WATS THE NAME OF THAT BLACK TAPE ? OR BLACK COVER OR WATEVER THAT THING CALLED

[@victor_belo]

Hi How to, the black and white material are called vinyl stickers.

[@sergejlauk5396]

красавчик!!!!

[@taegiseoktrash8874]

Ignoring time and effort, how much did this project roughly cost? I'm wondering if its worth doing for my graphics card which is already 6-7 years old XD

[@victor_belo]

I can't remember the total cost because I was using some leftover materials. The one that should cost the most is the Acrylic sheet. If you will be able to buy a cut size of it, it will greatly reduce the cost of the project. The next expensive item will be the LED strip - if you can buy in Aliexpress you can find cheaper option with the expense of delivery time. Aside from that all other materials are cheaper (Vinyl, Acrylic glue, sandpaper).

[@inoxsildet8568]

perfeito!

[@MudSluggerBP]

Commentary would help 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@o7hero114]

uhm now ur card will over heat givn the fact thats where it releases heat too. smh fail

[@damyanakes]

You know he did a good ass video because V1 tech the company who actually does this felt the need to put there two sense in on my boys comment section😬😂 I say screw them man they just hating on you cuz you were just showing the most efficient and cost effective route and they ain’t making no money off it 😮‍💨🫣