Cases & Cooling

The Accelero TWIN TURBO Can Cool Down AMD's HD 4870

Released today by Arctic Cooling

By Traian Teglet, Technology News Editor

3rd of July 2008, 12:07 GMT

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Every tweaking and overclocking enthusiast out there knows that a high-end graphics card needs a strong-built cooling system. And with all of these new graphics cards that have recently been released, users

will be searching for the latest in cooling solutions to help them keep their overclocked graphics cards' temperature low.

If you are searching for such a solution, be sure to check out Arctic Cooling's new offer. The Swiss cooling solutions manufacture has announced today the launch of the dual-fan Accelero TWIN TURBO. This new solution has been designed to support the latest graphics cards and provide an enhanced cooling factor.

The new product features four heat pipes, 30 fins and 2 PWM fans which enable this next-generation Accelero solution to optimize airflow to 40CFM and achieve up to 120 Watt cooling capacity. Together with the memory and voltage regulator cooling, this solution offers a 34-degree C improvement for an NVIDIA GeForce 9600GT graphics card, as compared to the stock cooler.

The device has been equipped with two 80mm PWM fans, which coupled together with a unique design reduces the humming sound significantly and brings noise level down to 0.2 sone, compared with the 1.2 sone of noise generated by the stock cooler.

The Accelero TWIN TURBO has been designed to support the hottest graphics cards on the market ranging from NVIDIA's GeForce 9600GT to AMD's recently released HD 4870. It is SLI and CrossFire compatible and will provide its users with an adequate cooling system for overclocked high-end graphics cards.

The Accelero TWIN TURBO is lightweight and comes with a six-year warranty. The device should hit stores later this month with the manufacturer's suggested retail price of $34.95 and 22.95 Euro, without VAT.

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Comment #1 by: M�gamodeste on 04 Jul 2008, 06:59 GMT	reply to this comment
Un ventilateur fait d�j� du bruit, mais DEUX ... Vu la disposition des ventilateurs est-il pr�vu qu'ils d�colent le CPU de la carte m�re quand ils fonctionnent � fond ? Enfin, si ce CPU � besoin de deux ventilateurs pour se refroidir et que l'environnement continue � se r�chauffersa dur�e de vie devrait �tre plus courte qu'on le pense.

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