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New VGA Coolers from Zalman and Gigabyte: Zalman VNF100 and Gigabyte V-Power Review (page 4)

Category: Coolers

by Sergey Lepilov

[ 07/31/2007 | 05:43 PM ]

Gigabyte V-Power (GH-UDUP21-VC)

Gigabyte Company doesn’t specialize in PC component cooling. However, they are offering a number of solutions for CPU and graphics card cooling at this time. Today we are going to talk about a new VGA cooler - Gigabyte V-Power.

Package and Accessories

The cooler is shipped in a small flat box with a transparent window in the front and a smaller window in the back of the box:

The box contains extensive details about the cooler features in 11 languages and the list of its specifications:

The accessories bundle is quite large, take a look:

It includes the following components:

• Two metal brackets for the case rear panel;
• Fan rotation speed wheel (switch);
• Adapter/splitter;
• Power cable;
• Double-sided sticky tape for the controller;
• Fan rotation speed controller;
• Air-flow directing panel;
• A set of aluminum heatsinks for the BGS graphics memory;
• A set of crews, washers and pads for the heatsinks;
• Detailed user’s installation manual in 11 languages.

And now it is time to meet Gigabyte V-Power in the flesh.