Monday, May 11th 2009

GIGABYTE Launches GV-N98TSL-1GI Graphics Accelerator with Silent-Cell Cooling

GIGABYTE Technology Co. LTD., a leading manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards, today released GIGABYTE passive thermal resolution graphics accelerator GV-N98TSL-1GI. Adapting leading passive thermal technology, GIGABYTE is proud to provide the only passive GV-N98TSL-1GI in the market. GV-N98TSL-1GI features 1GB GDDR3 memory and 112 stream processors to provide all professional gamers with an extremely quiet and exciting gaming environment.

With outstanding innovation ability, GV-N98TSL-1GI rewrites the records of passive thermal technology. First features GIGABYTE latest in-house passive thermal resolution: Slient-Cell on NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GT, GV-N98TSL-1GI supports all heavy loading games and provides excellent cooling effects. By adopting ultra-huge pure copper base with 3 heat pipes, heats can spreads effectively from hot areas. In addition, GV-N98TSL-1GI enhances the overall cooling capability by utilizing the precision process to deliver zero-interval combination between heat pipes and fins.
Using GIGABYTE unique Ultra Durable VGA technology, GV- N98TSL-1GI features 2 oz copper PCB board, Samsung/Hynix memory, Japanese solid capacitor, Ferrite Core Chokes, and Low RDS (on) MOSFET. These high quality components help decrease card temperature and further improve the stability and over clocking capability. Gamers can enjoy completely unique gaming experience
Source: Gigabyte
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3 Comments on GIGABYTE Launches GV-N98TSL-1GI Graphics Accelerator with Silent-Cell Cooling

#1
Hayder_Master
im always check the gigabyte silent cards cuz they made high quality heat sink , i see better than buy an reference 9800gt take this one and mode an fan on this great cooler
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Mussels
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i like how the press release doesnt even mention what hte card actually is, you need to look at the box to see that.

should perform about as good as a 9800GT w/ accelero S1
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