Thermaltake announces Fanless 300 VGA Cooler
"Passively cooled and interesting design."
Published: 12th September 2008 | Source: Thermaltake |
Thermaltake offer new VGA cooler
Thermaltake have announced their new VGA cooler, the Fanless 330. As the name implies, it's a passive cooler with no fans. Featuring three seperate heatsinks, interconnected by heatpipes, the design is quite eye catching. There is no word on pricing as yet.
From the press release:
In order to provide a comfortable gaming environment while enjoying the extreme performance from high-end graphic cards for extreme gamers, Thermaltake has been working on the Fanless VGA cooler for long, and this new Fanless 330 with the entirely new mechanic design for the industry is expected to bring your gaming experience to a whole new exciting level!
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How long has it been drying for?
I'd have had it in an airing cupboard for at least 3/4 days, then gone to town with a hair dryer.
Make sure everything is bone dry.
I'd have had it in an airing cupboard for at least 3/4 days, then gone to town with a hair dryer.
Make sure everything is bone dry.
12 hours...I've got a fan running on it, and I'll have a hair dryer soon. I won't touch it again for a few days.
12 hours is definantly not enough and to be honest dont think a fan is making much of a difference!, you should og used one of those electric heaters that blow hot air out, Also if you have turned your pc on while it was wet its very likely damage has already been done, but keep it off for another 48hrs then give it a shot
just as ham said use a blow drier
just as ham said use a blow drier
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I've tried powering on the pc and it will run through the post and start up and run programs but I'm getting graphical distortion which is what I'm currently concerned about. I have the Antec P90 case so only the hard drive and the power supply came into contact with any water.
Before I get flamed...yes I know I'm an idiot...
Thanks for any help or support for this.