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Testing and Performance
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For the testing of the Thermaltake Fanless 330 VGA cooler, we are using the Nvidia 7600GT 256MB DDR3 to perform the testing. The installation of the Fanless 330 quite simple, what you need to do is follow the installation manual closely and you will get it done within 15 minutes.
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Cooler mounted on card
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Rear view of cooler mounted on card
Test System
| Processor |
Intel Core2 Q9450 (2.66GHz, 12MB Cache) |
| Motherboard |
Asus P5Q Deluxe |
| Memory |
G.SKILL 2x2GB DDR2 PC2 8800 |
| Graphic Card |
Chaintech 7600GT 256MB DDR3 |
| Hard Disk |
Seagate 1TB SATA2 |
| Optical Device |
LiteOn SOHW-1693S
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| Driver |
GeForce 181.22 |
| Windows |
Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate 64-Bit SP1 |
Results
While testing on the cooling performance,the room temperature is around 29 Celsius.For the comparison, we have captured the idle and loading performance for default speed and overclock. The Fanless 330 performed very well during our testing. The overclocked idle temperature for the GeForce 7600GT was only at48 Celsius compare to the stock cooler was at 49 Celsius, and there is only 1 Celsius difference which is pretty great from a passive cooler compare to a fan cooler. As for the overclocked loading temperature, for the stock cooler running the same applications was at 82 Celsius while the Fanless 330 was only at 72 Celsius, which is a very excellent result for the Fanless 330.
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