Inno3D iChill X4 Ultra Cooling Solution for GTX 1080 and others

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 05/19/2016 06:45 PM | source: | 15 comment(s)

Built around 3 large 92mm super silent fans and optionally complemented by a 4th 50mm fan, the A.P.C.S. design optimizes the heat dissipation via its integrated heat-pipes and 123 aluminum cooling fins.

InnoVISION introduces its new iChiLL air cooling solution built for the high end graphics cards to be launched this year. As a result of years of technological progress and expertise have brought the iChiLL brand to a point that we can make a difference for the high-end gamer and design creation professional achieving high performance, outstanding temperature control and at super silent noise levels.

"Heat production has been the major drawback for high end graphics cards and we have found ways to further optimize and improve our overall top solution under our iChiLL label and built to bring out the best of NVIDIA's consumer products." says Ken Wong, Product Manager at Inno3D. "And the beauty of it is that the new release of our iChiLL products does not increase cost nor will it increase our MSRP for the end customer."

The iChiLL line-up will come in two models; the X3 model (3 fans) is built with Scythe fan blades for silent operation and the X4 model (4 fans) is built with 15 turbine blades for extra cooling performance operation. Both models will become available on the Inno3D next gen custom built graphics card solutions, coming out in the near future.

For more information, please visit www.inno3d.com/news_detail.php?refid=339

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startx
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#5276393 Posted on: 05/20/2016 05:39 AM

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#5276404 Posted on: 05/20/2016 06:31 AM

Sure you didn't have a cheap power supply causing issues? Failures can happen with any brand.. All reference cards are the same regardless of the brand

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#5276405 Posted on: 05/20/2016 06:33 AM

INNO3D is the worst company to purchase a high end GPU...
My first trey with inno3d was with 5200 and lasted about 1yr and a half...
6800GT lasted 1 year and 3 months... no WARRANTY.
bought 2 7800GT for sli... lasted almost 2 years... no warranty
Ichill 8800GT lasted 1 year and 3 months... no warranty
GTX270 lasted 2years and 2months... no warranty
My PALIT 7870 is now on its almost 3 years... cheap and lasted longer...
I will never purchase INNO3D even with some extreme cooling... no matter what cooling you put in there... they do not last long.

I'm surprised that it took you 5 cards and almost 10 years in total to not buy cards from that brand anymore.

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#5276407 Posted on: 05/20/2016 06:38 AM

There was a time when I always ran an aftermarket cooler on a video card. Ever since the GTX 2xx series though(2008...?), I've been satisfied with the OEM air coolers on GPUs.

If better cooling is needed, most people would just add the card into a water loop these days. Do people buy these anymore?

I'm surprised that it took you 5 cards and almost 10 years in total to not buy cards from that brand anymore.

Right? I may give a 2nd chance but that's it.

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#5276434 Posted on: 05/20/2016 07:51 AM

I'm surprised that it took you 5 cards and almost 10 years in total to not buy cards from that brand anymore.

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#5276457 Posted on: 05/20/2016 08:51 AM

the ultrax4 version is probably the coolest air cooler on the market but they are noisy if they can use better quality fans so there much quieter and lower the fan idle speed , lot these aftermarket cards they set the fan speed at idle to high and u cant lower it in msi afterburner, i had change fan speed in my gtx 970 in bios then flash them , coz it was like 40% fan speed at idle to high you dont neeed it that high when ur just web browse or watch youtube videos

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#5276458 Posted on: 05/20/2016 08:53 AM

I use ENERMAX at that time....

GPU at that time cost about $500 which is not cheap and most OTHER BRANDS here sold locally is around $650 or more... depending on the brand... and I live in the Philippines... so its practically costly to buy high end brand new cards.

Especially for such a costly investment I would have opted for another brand... I already know I won't be buying Asus cards anymore in the future, and the ones I have now are the first. So I can perfectly understand why you won't buy anything from Inno3D again, I'm just surprised it took you so long.

You would have eventually saved yourself some trouble if you spent those 150$ more than having to bother with RMA and upgrade every 1.5 years, probably getting more out of a 650$ card than 1.5 years and another 1.5 years for 500$ each.

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#5276562 Posted on: 05/20/2016 02:45 PM

bahahaahaahahhhaah, are u trying to make a point or just spraying bullets

:infinity:

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#5276563 Posted on: 05/20/2016 02:46 PM

also, why is a 180W card getting about 300W+ dissipation?

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#5276575 Posted on: 05/20/2016 03:30 PM

INNO3D is the worst company to purchase a high end GPU...
My first trey with inno3d was with 5200 and lasted about 1yr and a half...
6800GT lasted 1 year and 3 months... no WARRANTY.
bought 2 7800GT for sli... lasted almost 2 years... no warranty
Ichill 8800GT lasted 1 year and 3 months... no warranty
GTX270 lasted 2years and 2months... no warranty
My PALIT 7870 is now on its almost 3 years... cheap and lasted longer...
I will never purchase INNO3D even with some extreme cooling... no matter what cooling you put in there... they do not last long.

Sure you didn't have a cheap power supply causing issues? Failures can happen with any brand.. All reference cards are the same regardless of the brand
I more question his dedication to company which constantly failed him. And no warranty...
After 2nd failure, he should have look for brand which actually provides one in his region/country.

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#5276597 Posted on: 05/20/2016 04:20 PM

I more question his dedication to company which constantly failed him. And no warranty...
After 2nd failure, he should have look for brand which actually provides one in his region/country.

My exact thoughts.

Why so much invested in inno3d if they sucked so much with no warranty.

Ive had 2 XFX 290s die on me but they had lifetime warranty and replaced them.
Didnt feel scared on spending $550 on a XFX Fury X.

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#5276936 Posted on: 05/21/2016 11:26 AM

INNO3D is the worst company to purchase a high end GPU...

OK ... had to find my login to post here. I've had:

- GTX 660 Ti, 2012
- GTX 780 non-Ti, present and waiting for their next solution

all with inno3D Herculez solution.

Guess what? Max stress temp. 60-62 Celsius. Never ever did my cards fail on me, even with very high OC settings from inno3d.

My next card will be inno3D or maybe MSI because the Herculez coolers take sometimes 3 slots (my only gripe here).

If their next solution will be sleek and effective like the non-Ti 780 cooler ... I can fully recommend inno3D

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#5276937 Posted on: 05/21/2016 11:33 AM

The only bad Inno3D cards i know were teh GeForce 4 Ti 4200 and FX 5200 series, other than that, there weren't much issues with their other cards specially when they debut with their custom coolers and pcb

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#5295194 Posted on: 06/26/2016 03:07 AM

Thats strange, I had Asus 970 it was doing full stop in idle, now i have MSI 980Ti it acts the same, the fans just dont spin in windows, only when i game or watch a movie they spin up

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#5295197 Posted on: 06/26/2016 03:25 AM

nvm was thinking of ECS there cards has issues with bad coil whine

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