pro-clockers.com - 11/10/2008
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Introduction It seems with video cards today if you want something quiet you must go into your wallet and go aftermarket on a cooler. With the amount of heat generated by today's GPU's a hefty cooler is needed to subdue the heat being produced. There are a few companies that you can run ...
legitreviews.com - 11/5/2008
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legitreviews.com —
The Thermalright T-Rad2 is one of the toughest
looking video card coolers on the market today with...
six nickel-plated heatpipes to transfer heat away from the GPU. With the option to mount two 92mm fans or a larger single 120mm fan this heat sink ...
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Thermalright T-Rad2 Video Card GPU Cooler
pro-clockers.com - 11/18/2008
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pro-clockers.com —
Introduction Just a short time ago I did
a review on the Thermalright T-Rad2 a GPU cooler...
that had forums buzzing prior to its release. A cooler that I had looked so forward to reviewing. It fared better than the Toxic cooler that is the stock piece ...
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Scythe Musashi video card heatsink
icrontic.com - 11/11/2008
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There are usually two types of people looking
for aftermarket video card cooling; those who want to...
overclock the card for additional performance, and those who want a quieter solution from the often times audible stock cooling solutions prevalent on ...
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Thermalright T-Rad2 GPU Cooler
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... I currently have numerous cards from Nvidia and ATI and all of them suffer from very loud fans that need to be conquered. If Thermalright chose to build the T-Rad2 like they do their processor coolers we just may have a winner here. The T-Rad2 is built around six nickel-plated heat-pipes and a series of aluminum fins that form a platform. The platform can support either a single 120mm or dual 92mm fans. We will take the first option and see how well this new cooler performs. Link: Pro Clockers
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... I currently have numerous cards from Nvidia and ATI and all of them suffer from very loud fans that need to be conquered. If Thermalright chose to build the T-Rad2 like they do their processor coolers we just may have a winner here. The T-Rad2 is built around six nickel-plated heat-pipes and a series of aluminum fins that form a platform. The platform can support either a single 120mm or dual 92mm fans. We will take the first option and see how well this new cooler performs.
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... friend. I currently have numerous cards from Nvidia and ATI and all of them suffer from very loud fans that need to be conquered. If Thermalright chose to build the T-Rad2 like they do their processor coolers we just may have a winner here. The T-Rad2 is built around six nickel-plated heat-pipes and a series of aluminum fins that form a platform. The platform can support either a single 120mm or dual 92mm fans. We will take the first option and see how well this new cooler performs.
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