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The iChill GTS 450 from InnoVISION comes with a mild factory overclock and features a custom cooling solution. The temperature and power usage is quite low for a Fermi based GPU. In this review we compare it to 9 different video cards, including the ATI Radeon HD 5770.
Watercooling the GTX480 is a night and day difference in temperatures. Load temperatures are dropped 36oC (!) degrees and idle temperatures are dropped 22oC. The watercooled card is only 5 degrees warmer under full load than the stock cooler managed to keep the card at idle!
Anyway, rumours tell us that this GTX460 card should be a brilliant mid-range card, and from nVidia’s current pricing, I predict it to be priced around £160-190. Rumours also mention that this card may well overclock brilliantly, however, we won’t make any assumptions at this point in the review.
Today I am going to be taking a look at a product from a very well known name in the world of graphics cards. The manufacturer is Inno3d and the product I will be reviewing is a new card from them in the shape of a GT240. One of their mid range overclocked cards from the iChill range, so whilst I know it’s not top end stuff I am still expecting some reasonable results.
Today I’ll be reviewing the new nVidia GT430 – manufactured by Inno3D. It would appear from pricing and marketing strategies, that the GT430 is aimed at media/low-end PC’s, however, to conclude this; we’ll have to see how well it does in our gaming benchmarks.
The iChill GTX 760 implementation from inno3D comes with a well-build cooling system with 3 fans and pre-overclocked from the factory and succeeds to come very close to the non-GHz Edition version of the Radeon HD 7970. Besides that, for added value we also get a nice cloth pad inside the box that we can use at LAN parties or at home along with a high-performance gaming mouse.
Today I have the Inno3D Ichill GTX 670 HerculeZ 3000 for review, The HerculeZ 3000 part of the name represents the cooler as its bigger sister is the GTX 680 HerculeZ 3000, We have seen quite a few reviews around the web on the new 670 series and so far they have all been good, let us move on and see if Inno3D’s offering is up to par.
It seems each manufacturer is going to take its own unique approach to building a card around the GTX 670 GPU with some going for compact models and others heading for larger PCBs with significant cooling solutions and overclocks. Inno3D fall into the second category and it is their custom GTX 670 which we have on our test bench today.
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