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Wednesday, 21 March 2007 21:39

Zalman VF1000 cools G80

Written by test1


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CEBIT 2007: A big macho cooling

 

Market of GPU coolers for DirectX10 based cards is growing in numbers, and Zalman has joined the GPU cooling battle with its completely redesigned VF cooler. The cooler looks more than capable of cooling the G80 GPU.

 

There are no similarities between VF1000 and the older coolers from the VF series. Zalman has abandoned its circular design with a new, more efficient one. The new cooler is now twice the size of the older VF coolers but due its aluminium construction it isn’t two times heavier.

80mm 2 Ball-bearing fan is moving the air over the cooler at rotational speeds of 1350 to 2400 rpm.


Video memory heat sinks are also redesigned and have nothing to do with small ones Zalman bundled with its older coolers. Now, we are talking of massive aluminium heat spreaders.

 

Price is yet to be disclosed.

 

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Last modified on Wednesday, 21 March 2007 22:35

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