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Sidney 11th June 2005 22:10

Thermalright V1 - An XP-90 For Your Video Card?
 
Anybody that reads the reviews here at Systemcooling knows that we like Thermalright heatsinks, and over the last few years, they have reigned almost exclusively as king of the hill in CPU cooling power. Unlike many other cooling companies though, Thermalright has stuck pretty much to cooling only CPU's. That fact has been a matter of some lament, as there are many of us who wish we had the power of Thermalright to cool other areas of our system, especially video cards. Well, we don't have to wait any more. Today, we're taking an exclusive look at Thermalright's entry into the GPU cooling world, the V1. Cut from same cloth as their newest heatsinks, the XP series, the V1 could be just what the video-cooling geeks dream of - an XP-90 for their GPU.

http://systemcooling.com/thermalright_v1-01.html

jmke 11th June 2005 23:59

"From a noise perspective, it seems that Thermalright was very conservative with the noise figures stated for the 24cfm fan. Although rated at a not-exactly-whisper-quiet 31dBA, there was really no discernable difference in noise between the V1 and the NV5, which bodes well for those considering the V1 for a near-silent system"

an Arctic Cooling killer it is then, now if the price is right...

wutske 12th June 2005 08:41

Killer cooler :grin: . If it's not to expensiv I might consider using it passivly on my R9600Pro :ws: .
For those with a NV6800, the memory chips might be cooled with those flattend zalman heatsinks. (except the top ones)

Rutar 12th June 2005 09:59

it's time Arctic cooling fights back


while the attempts of Zalman and Jetart where futile due to the fans used, this one works due to fan size

Jaguar 12th June 2005 22:48

Are no heatsinks on the ram something to be concerned about? If they didn't need to be cooled why does Nvidia even bother covering them with the stock heatsink?

Faiakes 13th June 2005 08:19

Is the advantage of the NV5, drawing hot air out of the case, to be considered?

On the other hand 9C is quite a difference!

Rutar 13th June 2005 09:11

depends how well your case is ventilated


The V1 is the first product I consider a competiton for AC. The products from JetArt and Zalman where rather mediocre due to the crappy fans used.

Faiakes 13th June 2005 10:11

My case is very well ventilated and I'd like to keep it that way.

On the other hand 9 Celsious lower GPU temp is no little thing to consider.

However, the NV5 cools the ram which the V1 doesn't.

Will ram heatsinks suffice in this case?


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