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AlphaCool Shows Hybrid Radeon R9 280X Water Block
Alphacool International GmbH, Germany announces internal testing results of the new GPU cooler. After the announcement of the custom GPU service Alphacool have been busy testing the final prototypes in the Alphacool TestLab. Below you can see the new solution fitted on the Sapphire 280x (Production version will have anodized black heatsinks).
In order to get accurate test results Alphaccol has invested heavily in a fully temperature controlled TestLab room. Below you can see the Alphacool TestLab setup, to remain un-biased Alphacool test their products with a variety of other brands. In the tests for the Sapphire 280x Alphacool used the TestLab to find the temperature differences between the stock cooler and the new custom cooler. The tests were ran with the card fully overclocked with the ambient temperature set to 20°C.
Below you can see the results from the initial tests that provide very good results against he stock cooler. Alphacool will be releasing the card and cooler used to interested media partners for standalone testing at request.
The test was also ran at an ambient temperature of 30c recording a temperature of 54°C on the GPU and 76°C on the mosfets with the watercooler. The stock cooler failed on this test and began to throttle the GPU not giving us an accurate reading.
Test Setup:
- CPU Cooled - Alphacool CPU Block
- GPU Cooled - 280x Custom Coooler
- Alphacool 240 ST Radiator (30mm thick)
- Alphacool D5 Bay Res and Pump
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#4823802 Posted on: 05/24/2014 03:15 PM
alphacool are not the pretiest but one of the most efficient from my long experience of Watercooling.
in black i guess it will look more cute.
might be interesting to compare to the similar system from swiftech and to the regular watercooling from alpha.
Seems to be a great performing cooler, but the looks..Real ugly unfortunately
alphacool are not the pretiest but one of the most efficient from my long experience of Watercooling.
in black i guess it will look more cute.
might be interesting to compare to the similar system from swiftech and to the regular watercooling from alpha.
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#4823980 Posted on: 05/24/2014 07:40 PM
maybe the black final version looks better
maybe the black final version looks better
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#4824250 Posted on: 05/25/2014 01:14 AM
I like it, good idea.
I like it, good idea.
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Seems to be a great performing cooler, but the looks..Real ugly unfortunately