Recently, I have had been thinking about doing something about the heating problem of my graphics card. I had overclocked my CPU and in the process the temperature inside the computer has increased. So whenever I play any little game or even do anything that is remotely somewhat intensive on the GPU the computer would shut down because of the graphic card overheating.

So I got the Arctic Cooling Accelero Twin Turbo Pro GPU cooler hoping to get rid of my issue. By the way, I have one of the old PNY Verto GeForce 7600 GS graphics card. While it may be a little out-dated for some, It still gets the job done very well. I am not much of a gamer so, I have no issues; but I do plan on upgrading sooner or later. So let's see if this GPU cooler will save me from getting a newer video card or not.


LOOK AND FEEL
First of all, the Twin Turbo Pro is huge! I haven't seen a GPU so big before, but then again I hadn't looked at GPU cooling before. There are two eleven blade 92mm fans on this cooler which is a plus. There are 30 aluminum fins below the fans that are short or not very wide. This will make sure your overall card width is not interfering with anything else in your computer. There are four heat pipes that run from the aluminum fins to the copper base that contacts with the GPU. The base has an aluminum plate with 43mm and 53mm screw holes that will fit on most graphic cards. The base also has the Arctic Cooling MX-2 thermal grease pre-applied to it. There are also 3M adhesive on the mounting hole that helps keep spacers in place during installation.

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