aqua-computer release the aquagraFX for GTX 280
"A stunning piece of kit"
Published: 20th June 2008 | Source: aqua-computer |
aqua-computer release the aquagraFX for GTX 280 
Undoubtedly some of the most visually appealing waterblocks would have to be those manufactured by German based cooling enthusiasts - aqua-computer. Today, aqua-computer has released their aquagraFX for NVIDIA GTX 280 graphics cards.
Combined GPU/RAM/VRM-cooler for graphics cards of the type nvidia GeForce GTX 280 with 1024 MB (G200 GPU) according to reference design. This cooler combines the features of a graphics chip cooler and RAM-coolers in an elegant and very flat watercooler. Thereby the slot next to the PCI-Express-slot remains useable. Additionally the voltage regulators are also cooled effectively.
The cooler is manufactured out of copper with a stainless steel cover, the connection terminal is made of Plexiglas.
The cooler is manufactured out of copper with a stainless steel cover, the connection terminal is made of Plexiglas.
The aquagraFX (G200) retails for 94.90EUR [incl. 19% VAT] and does not include fittings in the purchase price.
Further details can be found here
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o rly?
i was under the impression that dual link was like larger bandwidth (http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/3384316/Belkin-PRO-Series-Digital-Video-Interface-DVI-Cable-Dual-Link/Product.html)
for larger resolutions like
i was under the impression that dual link was like larger bandwidth (http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/3384316/Belkin-PRO-Series-Digital-Video-Interface-DVI-Cable-Dual-Link/Product.html)
for larger resolutions like
Dual link is just so you can run 2 monitors. Kinda like just a port extension, which the splitter would then plug into.
Not a bad thing to have. But not 100% necessary.
Na.. dual link cables allow higher data transfer rates. I was looking at the difference between the two the other day. For resolutions above something like 2048x1536 you need a dual link DVI cable.
o rly?
i was under the impression that dual link was like larger bandwidth (http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/3384316/Belkin-PRO-Series-Digital-Video-Interface-DVI-Cable-Dual-Link/Product.html)
for larger resolutions like
You're right but at 1680x1050 you would be fine with single link. Easiest way to check is amount and layout of the pins on your monitor to see what is compatible or read the manual if you have it.
Look at the diagram here
il just go with single for now then as a newer monitor is bound to come with its own
any good buys out there? need one asap but not cheap as in, will look crap and die in a day
any good buys out there? need one asap but not cheap as in, will look crap and die in a day
il just go with single for now then as a newer monitor is bound to come with its own
any good buys out there? need one asap but not cheap as in, will look crap and die in a day
I bought a dual link off ebay for like 5 quid from America.. It turned up in 4 working days and is perfect really. No issues at all on quality.
If your monitor has the pin layout of dual link then it will more than likely be compatible with the monitor.
Edit: Just checked [URL="http://support.euro.dell.com/support/edocs/monitors/2007WFP/en/ug/about.htm#Bottom%20View"]here[/URL] and your monitor will take a dual link cable (24 pin).
ok cool
are they selling any others? if not, ill have a look around
*off to bed*
are they selling any others? if not, ill have a look around
*off to bed*
ok cool
are they selling any others? if not, ill have a look around
*off to bed*
PM'd ya :)
thanks
ordered and repped :)
ordered and repped :)
i bought a dual link cable so i would have room to upgrade later on down the road
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Not a bad thing to have. But not 100% necessary.