Sunday, June 3rd 2007

Thermalright V2 VGA Cooler

Thermalright introduced today what they claim to be "VGA cooler to pinpoint the fine balance between size and cost for the average Joe in rest of us." The main features of Thermalright V2 include:
  • 4 heapipe design in all copper structure
  • Works with any 92mm of 15mm or 25mm width fan (not included)
  • No-tool easy installation without hassle
  • Compact in size and light in weight - 290g (heatsink only)
  • Vast compatibility supporting multiple types of video cards (compatibility list)
  • SLI/Crossfire compatible for serious gaming enthusiasts
  • Supports SLI/Cross Fire and perfect for HTPC form factor taking up only one slot
Source: Thermalright
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24 Comments on Thermalright V2 VGA Cooler

#1
erocker
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My wish has come true. Come to me V2! :D
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#2
Kursah
That looks awesome! I may have to look into one of those...
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#3
tkpenalty
That is insanely heavy... 300G WTF.... thats a new record.
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#4
erocker
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That's 290g's. Of cold copper goodness. That will get me over 5000 in 3dmark06 for sure. I just hope it's half the price of those damn, overpriced vf900's.
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#5
Sovereign
My looong, tireless search is finaly over! Looks like a good performing single slot, passively cooled copper heatsink that will fit my X1650XT and allow it to run silent in my mATX HTPC! :respect:
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#6
tkpenalty
SovereignMy looong, tireless search is finaly over! Looks like a good performing single slot, passively cooled copper heatsink that will fit my X1650XT and allow it to run silent in my mATX HTPC! :respect:
Um... go for the AcceleroS1 for that... this is way too heavy...
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#7
KennyT772
...doesnt the stock cooler for the x1800/x1900's weigh like 200g?
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#8
Kursah
I am going to wait and see just how effective this sucker is, if it's worth the price I may replace my X2 cooler, but I'm pretty happy with my cooler, and I don't think it's the X2's fault that I can't get much of an OC out of my 1950pro...I may find some better heatsinks to replace the ceramic ones on my VRM's though...
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#9
tkpenalty
Its probably really powerful though...

Kurash, the ceramic heatsinks are overkill.
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#10
Kursah
tkpenaltyIts probably really powerful though...

Kurash, the ceramic heatsinks are overkill.
Well that's good to know. I was kind of hoping if I had different cooling on the VRM's maybe I could squeeze more OC out of it...ahh well, it does perform really good in games...but I'm addicted to tweaking this thing...it kills me that I can't OC this card very far.
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#11
Wile E
Power User
KursahWell that's good to know. I was kind of hoping if I had different cooling on the VRM's maybe I could squeeze more OC out of it...ahh well, it does perform really good in games...but I'm addicted to tweaking this thing...it kills me that I can't OC this card very far.
Watercooling, FTW! lol

Back on topic, I noticed no mention of any of the HD2k series. Bummer.
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#12
tkpenalty
KursahWell that's good to know. I was kind of hoping if I had different cooling on the VRM's maybe I could squeeze more OC out of it...ahh well, it does perform really good in games...but I'm addicted to tweaking this thing...it kills me that I can't OC this card very far.
Well thing is, your card is limited by voltages... the only way to voltmod is to bios mod. :(
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#13
Kursah
Yeah and I've tried that, thus far it hasn't helped..so I run a Bios that has 100% fan speed...oh well it will suffice till I decide to upgrade again in a while..
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#14
Xolair
Heh, even the V1 -cooler's a whole lot more expensive than any Zalman, at least here in Finland. :roll:
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#16
supraman
Anyone in the UK can buy it now from here for just over £28, which is not too bad.

Would be nice to see some reviews first though.
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#18
WarEagleAU
Bird of Prey
An awesome block to be sure, in a way, its similar to TT Geisha Fan design. All copper goodness ::drool::
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#19
J-Man
Looks really nice.
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#22
ex_reven
tkpenaltyThat is insanely heavy... 300G WTF.... thats a new record.
Low centre of gravity though.
The weight is less likely to cause damage.
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#23
a111087
Thermalright HR-03 weight about 410g, so no record for v2
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#24
WarEagleAU
Bird of Prey
silent design, with the fan, Im sure it would work well for the midrange cards. Perhaps even for the high end.
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