Inno3D Rolls Out Two Overclocked GeForce GTX 780's
Inno3D has officially introduced its new iChill GTX 780 Accelero Hybrid as well as its iChill GTX 780 HerculeZ 3000 X3 Ultra.
With various manufacturers releasing a number of different GTX 780 graphics cards, it's not surprising that Inno3D would do the same. While that might leave you less excited to read the following, take note that there is actually something noticeably different about the two new overclocked GTX 780 cards that Inno3D has announced. One is water-cooled; another has an over-the-top air cooler on it.
The first card is the iChill Black GTX 780 Accelero Hybrid. As the name indicates, it features an Arctic Accelero Hybrid cooler. The clock speeds sit at an impressive 1020 MHz base GPU, 1059 MHz GPU Boost, and an effective memory speed of 6280 MHz. The Accelero Hybrid cooler is a cooler that features both air cooling on the PCB itself, as well as a separate loop for liquid cooling.
The second card is the iChill GTX 780 HerculeZ 3000 X3 Ultra. The cooler itself has been seen before on competitors' products. The card features clock speeds close to that of the previous card, sitting at 1006 MHz base, 1046 MHz Boost, and 6200 MHz memory. The cooler features three fans, a large aluminum fin stack, and an easily removable, industrial looking shroud.
Sadly, Inno3D did not release any pricing information, nor was there any word on availability or a release date.
there previous air cooler for the gtx660 was also the top of the line
So cool those days...
However the name of the second card is amusingly long " iChill GTX 780 HerculeZ 3000 X3 Ultra" and should only be said aloud by true professionals like Will Ferrell..
i have a 670 i-chill, and i am very happy with the cooler. i run bf3 at ultra settings 1080p, and most of the time i hover at 49-50c, sometimes it shoots up to 54-55c.
yes i have aircondition but i also have ac before with my 560ti twin froz that runs the same game at 60-70
inno3d improved a lot thru the years, i dont like them before to be honest.