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From the same company who brought enthusiasts sub-zero CPU temperatures through its Vapocill cooling sytem, and, more recently, was chosen by HP to handle cooling duties for the Blackbird 002, Asetek now sets its sights on the Radeon HD 4870 and becomes the first to offer a liquid cooling solution for ATI's new flagship videocard. Not settling for simply being first, Asetek looks to set the bar high by touting a GPU temperature reduction by as much as 26 degrees, while operating at a fairly quiet 30 dBA, all in a single-slot cooling package.
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Caboose
June 25, 2008 at 11:42pm
With the release of the 4850 and now the 4870 and the fact that they outperform the 9800 series of GPU's, it looks like ATI has a winner on their hands to bring in the hardcore crowd. Things are starting to look up for AMD. Now all we need is a Quad-Core CPU that can equal Intel.
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