Thursday, February 19th 2009

Inno3D Make the i-Chill GTX 260 with Accelero XXX Official

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Inno3D today announced the launch of their i-Chill GTX 260 with Accelero XXX, a factory overclocked NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260, featuring Arctic Cooling's Accelero XTREME GTX 280. Dubbed by Inno3D as the Accelero XXX for, Xtreme Performance (30°C lower), Xtreme Architecture (3 x 90 mm fans + 5 heatpipes over 110 fins) and Xtreme Silence (PWM support with <30dB noise). The card clocks in at 620 MHz on the core, and 2100 Mhz on the memory. Inno3D have stated that this will be a limited edition card.

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14 Comments on Inno3D Make the i-Chill GTX 260 with Accelero XXX Official

#1
lemonadesoda
Looks good. I think "extreme silence" would be my preferred option. I wonder if those temps ("cooling performance") are in silent mode, or in extreme cooling mode? Did they mix and match statistics, I wonder? It looks like that is an Arctic Accelero Extreme cooler...

Anyone got any experience using this cooler on a GTS260/280?

(Typo in www.techpowerup.com/img/09-02-19/ichillgtx260190209.jpg where they say 6 pipes, but the other picture clearly shows 5 and the regular arctic is 5 pipes, unless they have a "special 6 pipe edition" for this card).
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#2
DarkMatter
What's noise level 1.1 or 0.7? How much is that translated to dB?
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#3
alexp999
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lemonadesodaLooks good. I think "extreme silence" would be my preferred option. I wonder if those temps ("cooling performance") are in silent mode, or in extreme cooling mode? Did they mix and match statistics, I wonder? It looks like that is an Arctic Accelero Extreme cooler...

Anyone got any experience using this cooler on a GTS260/280?

(Typo in www.techpowerup.com/img/09-02-19/ichillgtx260190209.jpg where they say 6 pipes, but the other picture clearly shows 5 and the regular arctic is 5 pipes, unless they have a "special 6 pipe edition" for this card).
Didnt notice that typo, but it is there imagery, so I cant change it unfortunately.

And the cooler they are using isnt out yet, it should be available in March, I cant wait for it, lol.
DarkMatterWhat's noise level 1.1 or 0.7? How much is that translated to dB?
Arctic Cooling do not measure in dB, that table is translated form their Sone measurements.
if anyone wants more information on the cooler, you can find it here:

www.arctic-cooling.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=2_&mID=237
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#4
lemonadesoda
Yes, I looked at the Arctic site too. Seems like Arctic are showing BETTER statistics than Inno3D. I guess that is due to factory overclock.

78°C - 58°C = 20°C not 30°C

I find their collection of mismatched statistics rather confusing and untrustworthy. Great product. Show inconsistent statistics. Lose trust. (Even if it is a good card, i you market it with typos or misrepresent or mismatch information, you shoot yourself in the foot).
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#5
DarkMatter
I had never heard about Sone's before, but thanks, I now know what it is thanks to you and the wiki. :toast:
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#6
phanbuey
lemonadesodaYes, I looked at the Arctic site too. Seems like Arctic are showing BETTER statistics than Inno3D. I guess that is due to factory overclock.

78°C - 58°C = 20°C not 30°C

I find their collection of mismatched statistics rather confusing and untrustworthy. Great product. Show inconsistent statistics. Lose trust. (Even if it is a good card, i you market it with typos or misrepresent or mismatch information, you shoot yourself in the foot).
could be due to thermal paste... maybe inno3d is using peanut butter.
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#7
zCexVe
Its 20C lower and the slide says it have 30 fans instead of 3 fans :P
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#8
alexp999
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zCexVeIts 20C lower and the slide says it have 30 fans instead of 3 fans :P
hah, lol. Just seen that. They either mean 30mm depth by 90mm width fans. Or they have made quite a few mistakes on this. :rolleyes:
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#9
DrPepper
The Doctor is in the house
Is Xtreme silence quieter than normal silence :p I love marketing terms.
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#10
DarkMatter
DrPepperIs Xtreme silence quieter than normal silence :p I love marketing terms.
Xtreme silence is when you take silence, you multiply it by a cubed negative zero and then you divide the result by the square root of ten times infinite. Formula:

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#11
DrPepper
The Doctor is in the house
DarkMatterXtreme silence is when you take silence, you multiply it by a cubed negative zero and then you divide the result by the square root of ten times infinite. Formula:

My head hurts :cry:
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#12
mlee49
DarkMatterXtreme silence is when you take silence, you multiply it by a cubed negative zero and then you divide the result by the square root of ten times infinite. Formula:

I love your math skills. :laugh:
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#13
DarkMatter
DrPepperMy head hurts :cry:
mlee49I love your math skills. :laugh:
I forgot to say t's actually a limit?? You know, when Sil (dB) tends to zero... :laugh:
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#14
PP Mguire
DarkMatterXtreme silence is when you take silence, you multiply it by a cubed negative zero and then you divide the result by the square root of ten times infinite. Formula:

Ahahahah:roll: Thats just grand

I think they need to fix everything before actualy making it live :wtf::shadedshu
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