Arctic Cooling Accelero Xtreme 7970 Cooling Reviews

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Arctic Cooling Accelero Xtreme 7970 Cooling Reviews Reviews

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Product Features

Massive 300W cooling power optimized for AMD Radeon 7900/7800 GPU
Triple 92mm ultra-quiet PWM fans
84 aluminum heatsink fins
5 copper heatpipes
Enhanced RAM/VR cooling
Industry-leading 6-year limited warranty
Pre-applied MX-4 non electricity-conductive thermal compound
Virtually silence operation even at full load

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Accelero Xtreme 7970 offers massive 300W cooling power optimized for AMD Radeon 7900/7800 series GPU. Featuring triple 92mm PWM fans, 84 aluminum heatsink fins, 5 copper heatpipes, pre-applied MX-4 thermal compund and enhanced RAM/VR cooling, Accelero Xtreme 7970 is designed to transfer heat away from the GPU quickly, efficiently and very quietly. Compatible with AMD CrossFire technology, Accelero Xtreme 7970 comes with industry-leading 6-year limited warranty.

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5.0 out of 5 starsmind blowing cooling performance, instruction could use some serious helpAugust 16, 2012

By howie

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first of all, let me state that i am a veteran of computer modding and building. but even then, there were times when i found the online instruction (that's right, the instruction wasn't included, you need to download from arctic's website) lacking in explanation and over simplified.even for an avid computer modder like myself, i took a serious 2+ hours putting this thing together. mostly due to lack of explanation on the manual's part, but also due to the four different types of PCB configurations that's out there for 7950/7970. both 7950 and 7970 have their own reference PCB layout design, and NON-reference design. due to this, VRM layout can vary widely from card to card. my non-reference Sapphire 7950 had two rolls of VRM layout, instead of one roll of the reference design. due to this i had to use different combinations of VRM heatsinks that came in the package, AND cut a few pieces myself to cover all the VRM chips. as VRM cooling is one of the main reason why i upgraded from the stock cooling. it was very vital for me to get it right for the VRM. the memory chips coverage were very straight forward.if you're running your card on stock frequency, this heatsink upgrade is way overkill consider the price tag. however, i run my card at 1100mhz core and 1600mhz memory @1.15vcore. with the stock filmsy cooler that came with the card, i was averaging 70~80c degrees for the core and 80~85c for the VRM. with this cooler installed at the same core/memory frequency i get 50c+ degrees for the core and 60c+ for the VRM. this allowed me tons of headroom to push the card higher. i am now able to run the card 24/7 at 1200mhz Core frequency and 1600mhz memory @1.225 vcore. at full load playing BF3 i average 60c degrees core and 70c degrees for VRM at a constant 84 Fahrenheit indoor ambient temperature, that is VERY impressive consider with the stock cooler at 1200mhz core with 1.225 voltage would put my card in the 90c+ degree arena for the core and 100c for VRM or more. at the same 1200mhz core voltage in Furmark, core temp average at around 65c and VRM stays at a reasonable 80c.i definitely recommend taking the time and install the heatsinks on the VRM. those little guys can get easily get into the 100c+ range. they're suppose to have a max operating temp of up to 120c, but NOT recommended. i do have to state that i didn't use the included thermal glue mixture. i've heard many horror stories of it not holding up, and since i have some spare Arctic Silver Alumina laying around, i just used my own alumina epoxy to install the heatsinks.now my card runs at 1200mhz core and 1600mhz mem with a constant 60c temp compare to the original stock frequency of 800 mhz Core and 1250 mhz memory, that's a 50% overclock!!! and VRM stays cool. what can i say, i am happy. this card should last me for years to come. :)for those of you worried about the card sagging, it does sag a little, but i managed to loop my two PCIe 6pin connectors from under the cooler so it kind of holds it up.bottom line: if you've never installed anything major in your computer i would think twice about getting this product due to the level of difficulty and lack of instruction. but for a moderate~expert user, this will be a fun project consider if you take your time.

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