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Mega 9-way VGA Cooler Roundup

Author: Chris Ram SUMMARY: Getting tired of hearing your graphics card prepare to go into orbit? We’ve got nine aftermarket coolers for comparison.
Editor: Steve Dougherty
Category: Casing & Cooling
Published: 2nd April 2008

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Arctic Cooling Accelero Xtreme 2900

Arctic Cooling sent over two nearly identical coolers from their Accelero Xtreme Series. Each cooler has a specific GPU series they work with. The first is the Accelero Xtreme 2900, featuring three 80mm fans that cool the entire card and cooler from head to toe, or in this case, back plate to power plug.


Specifications




Features

• 3 x 80mm PWM Fans
• 5 heatpipes Penetrate 107 Fins
• Optimized air flow
• Patented fan holder eliminates humming noise
• Low noise impeller
• Integrated memory cooling
• Voltage regulator cooling
• Pre-applied MX-2
• Crossfire compatible
• 6 year warranty


Compatibility

ATI HD 2900 Series (All)


Product Images



Arctic Cooling does a good job of letting the cooling do all of the talking on the front of the package. You can also see all of the graphics cards that the cooler fits along the top.



The back side of the package lists some general performance information as well as the technical specifications.



There isn’t much going on across the top of the cooler other than the three 80mm cooling fans that run from the front to the back.



The business end of the cooler comes with pre-applied premium thermal paste and a copper plug where the GPU contacts the cooler. The memory is cooled by an aluminium plate, and some provided thermal pads fit between the memory and the plate.



Here we see the density of the aluminium fins that dissipate the cards heat.



On the back side you can see that the heatpipes run the entire length of the cooler.



The included mounting hardware for the Accelero Xtreme 2900 is pictured here. AC has covered all of the bases from the VRM chips that go along the back of the card to an extra back plate that allows air to pass through the back of the case.



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