MSI N570GTX Twin Frozr III Tackles Temps with Propeller Blade Technology
MSI sure does seem infatuated with its Twin Frozr III cooling solution, which has been appearing on a number of the board maker's graphics cards. That's not a bad thing, considering MSI claims big temp reductions due in part to the cooler's propeller blade technology. The newest card to get the Twin Frozr III makeover is the N570GTX Power Edition.
MSI claims its Twin Frozr III cooler provides 20 percent more airflow to the N570GTX, chilling the GPU by 18C over reference, and reducing fan noise by 7.7dB. Cooler and quieter? That's what we calling having your cake and eating it too.
In addition to improved cooling, the N570GTX Twin Frozr III Power Edition also boasts a 6+1 phase power supply design that offers 40 percent more power than the reference board. This, MSI says, results in greater stability. And of course the N570GTX sports handpicked Military Class components, including Tantalum Core solid state capacitors, SFC high-performance choke, and other odds and ends.
No word yet on price or availability.
MSI claims its Twin Frozr III cooler provides 20 percent more airflow to the N570GTX, chilling the GPU by 18C over reference, and reducing fan noise by 7.7dB. Cooler and quieter? That's what we calling having your cake and eating it too.
In addition to improved cooling, the N570GTX Twin Frozr III Power Edition also boasts a 6+1 phase power supply design that offers 40 percent more power than the reference board. This, MSI says, results in greater stability. And of course the N570GTX sports handpicked Military Class components, including Tantalum Core solid state capacitors, SFC high-performance choke, and other odds and ends.
No word yet on price or availability.
