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Thermalright T-Rad² GTX VGA Cooler Reviews
Thermalright T-Rad² GTX VGA Cooler Reviews
Late last year we reviewed the Thermalright HR-03 GTX , the first aftermarket air cooler to support the nVidia GTX 260 and 280 video cards. Thermalright subsequently released a Rev.A version of this same cooler to expand compatibility for the newest 55nm die-shrunk GT200 core cards, the revamped ...
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Thermalright T-Rad² GTX VGA Cooler
DarkVision Hardware Articles and Review from around the web — ... using the HR-03, especially in SLI or Crossfire. So in response to this Thermalright developed the T-Rad² specifically aimed at supporting multi-card configurations. With its slim 25mm height the T-Rad² offers the same nickel-plated copper heatpipe and aluminum fin cooling as the HR-03 series, but in a much thinner package. The T-Rad² GTX continues support for nVidia 8800/9800 and ATI 3800/4800 cards while adding the nVidia GT200 55nm core cards to the compatibility list. Link: OCIA

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Thermalright T-Rad² GTX VGA Cooler Review
Madshrimps News RSS Feed — ... issues using the HR-03, especially in SLI or Crossfire. So in response to this Thermalright developed the T-Rad² specifically aimed at supporting multi-card configurations. With its slim 25mm height the T-Rad² offers the same nickel-plated copper heatpipe and aluminum fin cooling as the HR-03 series, but in a much thinner package. The T-Rad² GTX continues support for nVidia 8800/9800 and ATI 3800/4800 cards while adding the nVidia GT200 55nm core cards to the compatibility list. http://www.ocia.net/reviews/trtradgtx/page1.shtml

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