Thursday, July 3rd 2008

Arctic Cooling Intros AC Twin Turbo with HD 4000 Series Support

The Swiss cooling solutions provider ARCTIC COOLING today announced the launch of the dual-fan Accelero TWIN TURBO, adding another multicompatible high performance merchandise into their reputable VGA cooler product line. Specifications are provided below:
Unmatched Cooling Performance
Featuring 4 heat pipes, 30 fins and 2 PWM fans, the Accelero TWIN TURBO optimises airflow to 40 CFM, and achieves up to 120 Watt cooling capacity. Together with memory and voltage regulator cooling, this new VGA cooler gives enthusiasts a very promising result - 34°C lower than the nVIDIA GeForce 9600GT stock cooler. With such phenomenal cooling performance, the Accelero TWIN TURBO also maximizes the overclocking potential and extends the service life of your graphics card.

The Art of Silence
Low noise impeller and patented fan holder are equipped in the two 80mm PWM fans. This unique design reduces the humming sounds significantly and brings the noise level down to 0.2 sone, compared with 1.2 sone of noise generated from the stock cooler.

Flexible Mounting System
The universal design for the Accelero Twin Turbo supports the hottest graphics cards in the market, from nVIDIA GeForce 9600GT to ATI Radeon HD4870, 4850 and many more! It also comes with 2 fan plugs for direct power connection to the VGA card and thus the fans can be controlled by the VGA software. Same as other ARCTIC COOLING products, the Accelero TWIN TURBO offers a 6-year limited warranty. The Accelero TWIN TURBO is available in July 2008. The MSRP is US$34.95 and 22.95€ (excl VAT).
Source: Arctic Cooling
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30 Comments on Arctic Cooling Intros AC Twin Turbo with HD 4000 Series Support

#1
tkpenalty
As I thought; nobody is making coolers for the GTX280/260s.
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#2
VulkanBros
Will it fit a 3870X2....or any X2 card for that matter ??
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#3
OnBoard
This is how I wanted Accelero S1 to be like, not overly big and this comes with turbo modules integrated and a cheaper bundle price. Not bad at all, like that it plugs to card and has pwm fans. Will keep in mind if I need to buy a GPU cooler, current stock 2heatpipe 1pwm fan does job good enough.
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#4
MoA
looks cool

can they run in CROSSFIRE in a ASUS X48 RAMPAGE?
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#5
AphexDreamer
I want an HD3870X2 COOLER and I want one NOW!
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#6
Darknova
Wow, those fans are so much better than the S1. I am constantly having to unhook the cables from the fans, it's a PITA. Even though I push the cables into the S1 fins, they don't stay.

If it performs as well as the S1, I'll definately replace it with the Twin Turbo :)
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#7
ShadowFold
Whats the highest RPM this baby runs? Noise is not an issue for me :rockout:

34$ is a great deal too..
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#8
OnBoard
ShadowFoldWhats the highest RPM this baby runs? Noise is not an issue for me :rockout:
Click first pic (2000rpm).
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#9
ShadowFold
OnBoardClick first pic (2000rpm).
Damn thats low.. Only 40cfm. I hope you can put your own fans on it.
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#10
oli_ramsay
It looks just like an Accelero S1 but with a couple of fans pre-added.
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#11
Darknova
ShadowFoldDamn thats low.. Only 40cfm. I hope you can put your own fans on it.
That's each, and I'm pretty sure that's the same as my Turbo Module, which cools my 3870 really well :)
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#12
MKmods
Case Mod Guru
oli_ramsayIt looks just like an Accelero S1 but with a couple of fans pre-added.
Its quite a bit shorter than the S1. (probably why the temps are higher)

It definately will allow it to fit in smaller cases though.
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#13
Wagoo
Slots?

Does anyone know how many slots this cooler takes up? I'm assuming it's dual slot including the GPU.. I just have a hard time convincing myself of it when staring at the pics. ;)
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#14
WarEagleAU
Bird of Prey
the GTX is cool running as it is, but they cost alot (if they are even out yet). I suspect AC will make one for them too. Nice cooler though.

PS. Im gonna take off my HIS this weekend and clean it up and maybe lap it and put on some MX2 along with my Thermaltake Easy Spirit II NB cooler.
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#15
MKmods
Case Mod Guru
WagooDoes anyone know how many slots this cooler takes up? I'm assuming it's dual slot including the GPU.. I just have a hard time convincing myself of it when staring at the pics. ;)
It looks like its at least a dual (maybe a dual and a half)
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#16
Polarman
Looks pretty cool. If they really sell it for 35$, that's going to be a good deal.
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#17
trt740
They keep saying they are making all kinds of new products but I have yet to see any in a store.
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#19
DaedalusHelios
tkpenaltyAs I thought; nobody is making coolers for the GTX280/260s.
I have a GTX 280 waterblock. ;)

It wasn't made for it but it fits. LOL
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#20
steelkane
can't find anyone selling it,, just reviews of it.
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#21
ShadowFold
steelkanecan't find anyone selling it,, just reviews of it.
AC has "released" like 3-5 things this year and no one carries them :shadedshu
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#22
steelkane
I emailed them, because they have no phone # to call them. I hope they reply soon.
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#23
steelkane
Dear Valued customer,

Twin Turbo will be available in the middle of August in the US market.

David
Arctic Cooling Inc
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#24
trt740
tkpenaltyAs I thought; nobody is making coolers for the GTX280/260s.
no need to the one on the cards does a great job and is not loud
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#25
DonInKansas
trt740no need to the one on the cards does a great job and is not loud
Blasphemy! Stock is not allowed here!:slap:

*Chases trt with pitchfork and torches*:laugh:



Looks fancy. If it's as quiet as it says then should be an awesome deal.
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