[review]Zotac watercooling 8800GT
PAGE 2: Test bed & test method
PAGE 3: Platform without a chassis
PAGE 6: Comparison with reference frequency
Comparison with reference frequency
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- I0Mega: Metal shroud/heatsink? So heat is radiated out and back into the case, at the same time, the fan will suck...
- Hak Foo: 400 watt TDP? Maybe some sort of three-slot-wide monstrosity of a cooler, but I’d expect there’s...
- rt: oo
- kabex: @no I think that sounds extremely plausible. A lot of people seem to think it will be impossible, but why...
- no: Yes and I’m ready to bet that they will pull off a dual chip design as well, probably with two gtx470 at...
- Monstru: Unfortunately I think there will be a while untill we will se the first DX11 benchmark from Futuremark. I...
- kabex: GTX 480 will have 480 SP:s and have a TDP of 250W. The posted specs are for a later version, perhaps a GTX 485.
- no: you really think 3000 cards is a big piece of the market
- MeanBruce: Hey Crystal! How you doin’? Did I tell you my name is Bruce?
- Crystal: I enjoy getting dressed as a Barbie doll.
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