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Friday, March 23rd 2012, 11:47am

Arctic Cooling New Hybrid Cooler for GTX 680

http://www.techpowerup.com/162870/Inno3D…ero-Cooler.html

Like almost every other NVIDIA AIC partner, Inno3D launched its NVIDIA reference-design air-cooled graphics card. In addition to that, it also teased us with an upcoming liquid-cooled model, which is current still in on the drawing-boards, as a CGI drawing. The card is a combination of a green-colored NVIDIA reference-design PCB (probably overclocked out of the box), and Arctic's newest Accelero Hybrid cooling solution, which combines a small fan-heatsink with a liquid channel. This liquid channel is part of a pre-fitted, self-contained, closed loop. Find the CGI sketches below.

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Friday, March 23rd 2012, 12:05pm

This looks funny :) Review would be nice :)
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Tuesday, April 10th 2012, 12:24am

Revealed: Inno3D GTX 680 iChill Water + AirCooling with Arctic Accelero Hybrid:


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Tuesday, April 10th 2012, 1:05pm

Yep :) It looks like they're finally releasing this thing. I like it. The cooler itself would be a product I'd buy.
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Tuesday, April 10th 2012, 4:35pm

PCB sux, cooler kicks ass

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Wednesday, April 11th 2012, 8:50am

Yeah I mean what do you expect, it's a reference card. What I really don't like these days are all those stupid protection mechanisms you get with all card. Why can't they just remove everything. If somebody kills the card, then yeah ... Bad luck and nobody cares. It would really be enough imo to add a disclaimer that if your vrm design burns or whatever you dont get warranty. Furthermore it would also be enough if one was noticed from the software used for overvolting, that the vrm design can go up in smoke when the voltage is above a certain level.

Concerning all those stupid protection mechanisms oc isn't fun these days ...

And now back to topic: I really like the cooler :) and I definitely want it for my home pc.
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