Thermaltake Fanless 330 - The 0dBA VGA Cooler

Dashken · 18th Nov 2008, 08:07 AM

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Thermaltake proudly presents the new passive VGA cooler, Fanless 330. The passive design of Fanless 330 offers the absolute quiet operation environment for all the gamers and graphic designers who especially require supports of high end graphic cards.

Silent operation, however, isn’t the only thing that’s making Fanless 330 the next big hit on the cooling hardware market. There are three heatsink modules on SpinQ to dissipate GPU heat, and 4 efficient copper heatpipes speeding up the heat transfer. In order to further boost up the performance, the mirror coating base also ensures these well designed cooling structures on Fanless 330 are in perfect contact with the GPU.

Fanless 330, the new passive graphic card cooler from Thermaltake, has the most unique mechanical design never seen on the market. It does not just offer 0bBA operating environment, but great cooling performance and distinguishing style too! Be sure to check it out at the official website below:

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Zenphic · 18th Nov 2008, 10:14 AM

For a Thermaltake product, this might actually be a good cooler!

g0tanks · 18th Nov 2008, 08:04 PM

That actually looks like it would perform good, too bad it doesn't support the 8800GTS or else I might have bought it

Zenphic · 19th Nov 2008, 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by g0tanks

That actually looks like it would perform good, too bad it doesn't support the 8800GTS or else I might have bought it

Yeah, weird how it doesn't support newer cards either.
It's passive, but TT shoulda made it possible to add a fan on it

g0tanks · 19th Nov 2008, 11:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Zenphic

Yeah, weird how it doesn't support newer cards either.
It's passive, but TT shoulda made it possible to add a fan on it

Yep, more people would probably buy it if you can add a fan too.

Zenphic · 20th Nov 2008, 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by g0tanks

Yep, more people would probably buy it if you can add a fan too.

They might release a model with a fan pre-installed on it if this works out well methinks, e.g. Accelero S1 to Accelero Twin Turbo

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