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I designed a custom mount for the Thermal Grizzly WireView Pro II (non-Wired version) because I wanted a white setup, the freedom to use my own cables, and more flexibility in where I could position the device compared to the Wired version.

Following Thermal Grizzlv's advice, I connected the WireView Pro II to the GPU using a MODDIY bridgeless extension cable. This way, the GPU's actual voltages are still measured.

The mount was designed for the Alphacool Core waterblock for the MSI RTX 5090 Suprim X / Vanquard but it can be adapted to other waterblocks. It could also be modified to accommodate the Wired version of the WireView Pro II.

The GPU power cable I'm using is a custom CableMod cable I had made a few years ago, which I've reused across several builds.

I've shared the 3D-printing files (STL + STEP) on GitHub, along with some instructions for adapting the design.

Download: https://github.com/Techbaguette/WireView-Pro-II-Waterblock-Mount

I designed a custom mount for the Thermal Grizzly WireView Pro II (non-Wired version) because I wanted a white setup, the freedom to use my own cables, and more flexibility in where I could position the device compared to the Wired version.

Following Thermal Grizzly's advice, I connected the WireView Pro II to the GPU using a MODDIY bridgeless extension cable. This way, the GPU's actual voltages are still measured.

The mount was designed for the Alphacool Core waterblock for the MSI RTX 5090 Suprim X / Vanguard, but it can be adapted to other waterblocks. It could also be modified to accommodate the Wired version of the WireView Pro II.

The GPU power cable I'm using is a custom CableMod cable I had made a few years ago, which I've reused across several builds.

I've shared the 3D-printing files (STL + STEP) on GitHub, along with some instructions for adapting the design.

Download: https://github.com/Techbaguette/WireView-Pro-II-Waterblock-Mount