With two powerful GT200 graphics circuits in the same card it hardly comes as a surprise that GeForce GTX 295 could use some additional cooling. Now that it has managed to fit both GPUs on the same PCB it has become even easier for cooling makers to develop after-market coolers for the card. DangerDen is the next to launch a water block for NVIDIA’s new flagship, GTX295-V2.
The full cover block, that also cools memory circuits and other heat emitting components, is a bit cheaper than competing solutions, but costing 135.95 USD is still far from cheap.
The block is made from copper and has an acrylic plastic base that adds up to 1.36kg. More information on the water block at DangerDen’s website.
