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ASETEK FIRST WITH LIQUID COOLING FOR AMD’S “HOT” NEW ATI RADEON HD 4870 GRAPHICS PROCESSOR CARDS |
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Written by Chris Tom
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Tuesday, 24 June 2008 23:42 |
Asetek’s industry-leading, LCLC liquid cooling solution is now available for AMD’s latest ATI Radeon HD 4870 family of graphics cards. The unique, single-slot liquid cooling approach provides OEMs with an extremely high overclocking capability enabling them to design and produce outstanding gaming and entertainment products with virtually no noise.
OEM-quality, Liquid Cooling Extends Overclocking Performance for the Ultimate Silent PC Gaming Graphics Experience
SAN JOSE, Calf. June 25, 2008 - Asetek’s industry-leading, LCLC liquid cooling solution is now available for AMD’s latest ATI Radeon HD 4870 family of graphics cards. The unique, single-slot liquid cooling approach provides OEMs with an extremely high overclocking capability enabling them to design and produce outstanding gaming and entertainment products with virtually no noise.
PC gamers continue to push the performance envelope,” says Gary Baum, Asetek’s Senior VP of Marketing. “Our award-winning, LCLC thermal solution extends overclocking performance providing the maximum gaming and entertainment experience—with no graphics fan noise.
To meet the demands of advanced gaming or graphics-intensive applications, Asetek’s highly integrated solution lowers the GPU temperatures found on the 4870 by as much as 26 degrees, enabling it to run significantly cooler in extreme performance modes of operation. And, since the Asetek solution is totally liquid cooled, the graphics card can run completely silent, except for the system heat exchanger fan that typically runs at a quiet 30 dB(A).
For applications requiring exceptional thermal performance, low noise, small footprint, and maximum reliability, Asetek is the only liquid cooling company that provides these rigorous OEM level reliability and environmental testing assurance. Shock, vibration, and thermal stress testing assures a 50,000-hour operational lifetime with absolutely no end-user maintenance required.
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Picture: Intel Nehalem Heatsink |
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Written by Matthew Cameron
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Wednesday, 04 June 2008 20:12 |
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Charlie, over at the Inquirer, claims to have a picture of Intel's upcoming Nehalem heatsink. If you ask me, it looks kind of big. Hopefully, he is joking - this seems impossible. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 05 June 2008 21:41 )
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BGears Tarantula 650W Review |
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Written by Jeff_Tom
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Saturday, 24 May 2008 05:33 |
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A new review for you today, this time of BGears 650W Tarantula power supply. Check it out here! Xoxide has it here for $99.99 |
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 24 May 2008 17:29 )
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Written by Jeff_Tom
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Monday, 19 May 2008 23:38 |
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I've posted up my review of Arctic Cooling's Accelero S1 Revision 2 cooler with Turbo Module fans. With the cooler at idle temperatures I was able to drop it 12 degrees Celsius and gain 35MHz overclock. Not bad! |
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Cooler Master Hyper TX2 Review |
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Written by Jeff_Tom
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Sunday, 30 March 2008 04:34 |
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I've posted up my review of the Cooler Master Hyper TX2 heatsink/fan solution. It's a decent replacement for stock cooling but not a great heatsink for overclocking. |
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