Friday, June 1st 2012
GELID Launches the ICY Vision-A VGA Cooler
Thermal Solutions specialist GELID Solutions expands its multi-award winning "ICY VISION" VGA Cooler on the latest graphic cards of AMD (reference board of HD 7950 & HD 7970). This new product is dedicated exclusively to AMD VGA cards.
The "ICY VISION-A" cooler contains 5 power heatpipes in a unique heatpipe constellation. The heatpipes are interlaced into 85 optimized high--quality Aluminium fins. Together with a flat stack fin soldered Copper base, they enable the most efficient heat transmission and dissipation from GPU core in its class.
Besides the heatsink, two 92 mm U V-reactive fans with 11 blades in S-shape generate 20% more air flow than traditional fans. The fan contains a high-quality ball bearing to ensure a longer lifetime in high temperature environments.
The "ICY VISION-A" is CrossFire compatible on a number of cards. More RAM and Voltage Regulator Module (VRM) heatsinks are included to cool down the components around the GPU. The high performance GC-2 thermal compound is also included inn the package.
The "ICY VISION-A" VGA cooler is available now and has a MSRP of USD 55 or Euro 46.
This cooler is RoHS, WEEE conform and carries a 5 year warranty.
The "ICY VISION-A" cooler contains 5 power heatpipes in a unique heatpipe constellation. The heatpipes are interlaced into 85 optimized high--quality Aluminium fins. Together with a flat stack fin soldered Copper base, they enable the most efficient heat transmission and dissipation from GPU core in its class.
The "ICY VISION-A" is CrossFire compatible on a number of cards. More RAM and Voltage Regulator Module (VRM) heatsinks are included to cool down the components around the GPU. The high performance GC-2 thermal compound is also included inn the package.
The "ICY VISION-A" VGA cooler is available now and has a MSRP of USD 55 or Euro 46.
This cooler is RoHS, WEEE conform and carries a 5 year warranty.
19 Comments on GELID Launches the ICY Vision-A VGA Cooler
the only way around this so far apart from going watercooling is to use prolimatech MK-13's and they aint cheap and are very limited supply where found which means they have probably been discontinued by Prolimatech
And cannot see it being discontinued the cooler was made to fit as many graphics cards as possible with possible updates to fit newer ones that come out.
Amazon have only 1 left hehe and if you wanted one try ordering it though the US link ?
www.amazon.com/dp/B003A7J5Y2/?tag=tec06d-20
I'll still buy a Thermalright over this.. even if it wants to warp the card..