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100% copper 9800 GTX cooler from Aqua

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Aqua Computer from Germany has released its latest graphics card waterblock cooler and this time it is designed specifically for the GeForce 9800 GTX.

Aquagrafx 9800 GTX is made from highly purified electrolyte copper (99,99% - okay, we lied a little and admit not to knowing exactly what "purified electrolyte" actually means) and manages to weigh in at only 600 grams and its height profile measures just 6mm. It's not a lightweight cooler by any means but it probably won't snap your PCI Express x16 port off your motherboard, either.


Aquagrafx 9800 GTX is said to not only cool the GPU but all components including memory and voltage regulators.

Over in Euro land, Aqua is selling the cooler by itself for EUR 79.90 and they'll mount it onto a 9800 GTX as a bundle and sell to you for EUR 379.90. We will attempt to get one in for review soon as it looks pretty impressive.
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