Long term Perf of the V2 VGA cooler

SUBMAN1 · 03-01-09, 12:59 PM

In case anyone cares how I'm fairing with the Thermalright V2 VGA cooler on my 4870 1GB, At idle I hover about 40C. Under full load (3DMark running) I bounce back at forth between 49C and 50C (I have ATI's temp guage running on the second monitor during the test so I can watch it). I'd say this thing kicks butt! To those that don't know, I have a silent 2000 RPM fan on it, so my video card will forever be always inaudible.

For those that want to O/C a 4870, the GPU has a max temp rating of 120C. I'd say a good safe target for O/C would be 90C. The point being, the V2 leaves a ton (This word doesn't even justify it) of room for O/C'ing!

-S

http://www.thermalright.com/new_a_pa..._cooler_v2.htm

03-01-09, 12:59 PM	#1
SUBMAN1 Rear Admiral Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 11,866 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Long term Perf of the V2 VGA cooler In case anyone cares how I'm fairing with the Thermalright V2 VGA cooler on my 4870 1GB, At idle I hover about 40C. Under full load (3DMark running) I bounce back at forth between 49C and 50C (I have ATI's temp guage running on the second monitor during the test so I can watch it). I'd say this thing kicks butt! To those that don't know, I have a silent 2000 RPM fan on it, so my video card will forever be always inaudible. For those that want to O/C a 4870, the GPU has a max temp rating of 120C. I'd say a good safe target for O/C would be 90C. The point being, the V2 leaves a ton (This word doesn't even justify it) of room for O/C'ing! -S http://www.thermalright.com/new_a_pa..._cooler_v2.htm __________________

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