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Inno3D GTX 480 iChill Review: Water-Cooled Fermi
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| Mon Jun 14, 2010 | 9:01A| PermaLink |
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Inno3D offers an impressive range of graphics cards based solely on Nvidia GPUs and that's the reason we haven't seen a lot of action from them in recent months. With the delay of the GeForce GTX 400 series, Nvidia’s exclusive board partners were left hanging for a while there. Although older GeForce models were still pretty competitive, ATI successive launches kept pushing the efficiency and price envelope release after release.
Either way, if that was reason enough to have manufacturers looking into custom board designs and cooling offerings out of the box, then you won't hear us complaining. Besides your run of the mill reference-based boards, Inno3D produced a number of impressive GeForce GTX 200-based products, such as their GTX Accelero line and the flagship of them all, the GTX 295 Black Series that added a large water-cooling block for heavy overclocking.
Since then we haven't seen any similar products added to Inno3D's elite “Black Series,” until now. Without a doubt a perfect candidate for the water treatment, today we present to you the Inno3D GTX 480 iChill Black Series. You assumed correctly, water-cooling is the key component here and it could make all the difference.
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FULL STORY @
TECHSPOT
(http://www.techspot.com/review/279-inno3d-geforce-gtx480-ichill/)
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Antec Veris Multimedia Station Premier
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| Mon Aug 10, 2009 | 4:01P| PermaLink |
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Is your PC taking on all the roles of a HTPC, but lacking true usability? Antec may just have the answer to your prayers....
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FULL STORY @
OVERCLOCK3D
(http://www.overclock3d.net/reviews.php?/misc_content/antec_veris_multimedia_station_premier/1)
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