Thursday, December 6th 2007

ECS Offers GeForce 8800GT Dual Turbo With Arctic Cooling S1

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Elitegroup Computer Systems or Elitegroup for short released today its latest GeForce 8800GT Dual Turbo graphics card. Compared to other NVIDIA 8800GT competitors, ECS N8800GT Dual Turbo version adopts Arctic Cooling's S1 heatsink. S1 has increased surface of heat dissipation around thirty times larger than the stock GeForce 8800GT cooling, which makes the cooler extremely efficient. Furthermore, ECS 8800GT Dual Turbo Version Graphics Card is equipped with two high performance low-noise fans. According to ECS, this type of cooling lowers the operating temps under load vastly, from 91°C for the regular cooling down to 64°C for the AC S1 GeForce 8800GT Dual Turbo. Temps are measured while running 3DMark05.
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24 Comments on ECS Offers GeForce 8800GT Dual Turbo With Arctic Cooling S1

#1
nflesher87
Staff
funny fans lol
and boo for ECS hah
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#2
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
Firstly.....holy mother of arktic cooling!

that has to literally take up 2&1/2 PCI slots that is huge, its a great idea as the cooling on it is amazing. but its a shame they couldnt of just had a dual slot old style DHES cooler on it (the same coolers like on the EVGA KO's) & blast the hot air out the case but good move tho
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#3
JrRacinFan
Served 5k and counting ...
What is up with the little fans and big heatsink?

Reminds me of a fat guy in a small suit!:eek:
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#4
FatForester
Somebody forgot to mention it takes up THREE SLOTS.
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#5
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
FatForesterSomebody forgot to mention it takes up THREE SLOTS.
I did say 2+1/2 PCI slots. I was thinking three but I thought my mind was exagerating

so close enough now wheres my cookie?
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#6
Basard
Looks like something you'd throw together in your basement. They could have put at least TWO more hours into design.
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#7
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
BasardLooks like something you'd throw together in your basement. They could have put at least TWO more hours into design.
+1
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#9
Basard
Really, for something this awful looking, temps should be BELOW 60C..... You should be able to accomplish that with 4 heat pipes, you'd think. I guess 64c isn't that bad considering the cards these days.

I wish they would make Graphics cards socket-based, instead of card based. Think about it, SocketN for Nvidia.... And you can fit an ocz vendetta on your GPU then :D because they would make it the same size as a socket 775, with the same whole pattern. And theres a seperate DIMM slot for VRAM upgrades.... Kinda a nice idea...
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#10
mitsirfishi
needs some 120mm fans not someone who is asmatic blowing on them lol
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#11
AsRock
TPU addict
mitsirfishineeds some 120mm fans not someone who is asmatic blowing on them lol
hehe that mean you would need 4-5 PCI slots for it ?. DAM going need a case for just my v card with this.
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#12
suraswami
crap. bring back the 2 slot out blowing cooler design like the HIS IceQ cooling. They too use the cooler from AC. My 1950pro has 2 heatpipes and it never goes more than 52C under load (gaming for 3 hrs)

May be this sucker will run around 60's under load with that type of cooling.
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#13
a111087
ok, it takes up many slots, yet it still leaves all the hot air in your case.
nicely done...:rolleyes:
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#14
hacker111
Who needs to work with a computer at 91 degrees C?...And wait is it energy efficient?:slap:
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#15
nflesher87
Staff
JrRacinFanReminds me of a fat guy in a small suit!:eek:
:roll::roll:

that brings to mind from Tommy Boy, fat guy in a little coat haha
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#16
TUngsten
Wow, my 8800gt tops out @70C max playing Crysis for an hour. I really can't imagine what makes some of these cards so hot.
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#17
WarEagleAU
Bird of Prey
It looks like boobs in a way ::ROFL::
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#19
JrRacinFan
Served 5k and counting ...
nflesher87:roll::roll:

that brings to mind from Tommy Boy, fat guy in a little coat haha
LOL, Well, I was trying to quote Tommy Boy with that ... Like to see someone at least catch on! :laugh::laugh:
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#20
tkpenalty
How are you supposed to SLI with this?
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#21
jpierce55
Those fans are ultra quiet. I emailed them about how much size it takes up and was told roughly 1/2 a pci slot size, so the cooler takes up ~1.5 slots. If you have widely spaced Pci-e slots it would fit sli, but no way could I use those fans on that cooler with my old 1900 x-fire. The cooler nearly touched the bottom card.
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#22
trt740
jpierce55Those fans are ultra quiet. I emailed them about how much size it takes up and was told roughly 1/2 a pci slot size, so the cooler takes up ~1.5 slots. If you have widely spaced Pci-e slots it would fit sli, but no way could I use those fans on that cooler with my old 1900 x-fire. The cooler nearly touched the bottom card.
I was ahead of the curve bigtime last month on my gt

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#23
trt740
jpierce55Those fans are ultra quiet. I emailed them about how much size it takes up and was told roughly 1/2 a pci slot size, so the cooler takes up ~1.5 slots. If you have widely spaced Pci-e slots it would fit sli, but no way could I use those fans on that cooler with my old 1900 x-fire. The cooler nearly touched the bottom card.
it will fit sli with the turbo pack temps and never go over 44c even oced. I have both the turbo pack and a 120 fan you have to buy a longer sli bridge from arctic cooler but it not costly
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#24
trt740
trt740it will fit sli with the turbo pack temps and never go over 44c even oced. I have both the turbo pack and a 120 fan you have to buy a longer sli bridge from arctic cooler but it not costly


buy it here stores.ebay.com/Arctic-Cooling-RMA-parts
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