Friday, September 27th 2024
Thermal Grizzly Unveils the New WireView Pro GPU
The WireView Pro GPU was developed in collaboration with Jon "elmor" Sandström, a renowned hardware R&D engineer, extreme overclocker, and founder of Elmor Labs, to introduce new functionalities. To better protect the graphics card from potential damage, the Pro version of the WireView includes sensor pin detection that recognizes whether the 12V-2x6 power connector is correctly plugged into the power supply.
Another new feature is the temperature sensors on the PCB of the WireView Pro GPU, which measure the temperature at the power connectors. Users can set a threshold via the WireView Pro GPU, which triggers an acoustic alarm when exceeded. Additionally, an alarm can be set to trigger when a defined current level is exceeded. The WireView Pro GPU also includes two additional temperature sensors that can be connected to monitor, for example, the temperature of the graphics card's memory or voltage regulators.
Features of the new WireView Pro GPU at a glance:
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Thermal Grizzly
Another new feature is the temperature sensors on the PCB of the WireView Pro GPU, which measure the temperature at the power connectors. Users can set a threshold via the WireView Pro GPU, which triggers an acoustic alarm when exceeded. Additionally, an alarm can be set to trigger when a defined current level is exceeded. The WireView Pro GPU also includes two additional temperature sensors that can be connected to monitor, for example, the temperature of the graphics card's memory or voltage regulators.
- OLED display
- Power consumption measurement
- Power usage recording
- New: Temperature sensors at power connectors
- New: External temperature sensors
- New: Sensor pin detection
- New: Alarm function
- Optimized cable management
9 Comments on Thermal Grizzly Unveils the New WireView Pro GPU
But anyways, a nice looking kit for sure, but a tad overpriced IMO...
Cmon payday haha
And who knows how AIBs hand the ports placement.