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Do the proper research and if you must... best of luck.
While I appreciate the reply, nevertheless I find it a bizarre reply.
LOL, what point of failure???? LOL the design AVOIDS a point of failure in the PCIe connector by, you know, taking the weight off it.
LOL, what mess up of the air flow??? Do I have to spell it out for you??? It directs the air flow where you want it most, AT THE GPU!!!!!
you can get support/mounts for longer heavier gpus to help prevent sag
You can still have droop on the gpu, but it's far less noticeable and far easier to counter, plus, far less risk of damage.
The only downside to vertical mounts is the size of the case, a bunch of cases have them built in next to the pcie slots which is an awful idea as it puts the fans right up against the glass in a bunch of cases, so I'd only recommend vertical mounting where this isn't an issue or via custom brackets, some might require minor cutting of the case also to get them to fit (aftermarket mounts I mean).
As for air flow, in most situations it's the same or better, the only time I found it problematic was with the 3090 as it had half of its memory on the back of the gpu and could get dangerously hot under crazy loads (like the limit of the chips, we are talking 100c to 120c here), but those loads were only reached if you were mining on the card at the time and a slim fan fixed the issue, I've never found any other issues, plus, I think it looks great, especially if you watercool.