Spire Announces SkyMax GPU Cooler With 3 Fans, 5 Heatpipes
Spire has begun selling a new GPU cooler that features three fans as well as five copper heat pipes.

According to the manufacturer, the cooler was designed for up to 180W GPU designs from AMD and Nvidia, including the Radeon 6900/6800, 5800 and 4800 series as well as the GeForce GTX/GTS series ranging from the GTS 250 to GTX580 as well as 7800, 7900, 8800, 9600 and 9800 series of GPUs. Spire "guarantees" a swift heat transfer from the graphics processor to the three fans.
The SkyMax - SP286S1-V1-PWM includes two 80 mm and one 90 mm fan that are capable of shifting 36.5 cubic feet of air per minute (cfm). Spire rates the device at a MTBF of 30,000 hours and offers a 3 year warranty. The maximum noise level emitted by the cooler is 22.0 dBA. The suggested retail price of the SkyMax is $59.99 and includes mounting brackets, bolts and clips, insulators, washers and screws.

As those cards are brand new, they probably haven't had time to confirm but as far as I know the PCB of stock 7xxx series cards are virtually the same as 6xxx cards so it should fit the majority if not all stock boards. nVidia's new cards are also not mentioned either.
$25 more you get a near silent Arctic Cooling (granted the ram heatsinks get it bad reviews, but the cooler itself is epic): http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835186048
The only advantage to this new one is if it happens to be thin enough to run SLi or xFire on a normally spaced mobo, which the other 2 cannot.
Look at it, it blows out air on all sides.
Huh, that's going to be an interesting task when I'm building my own desktop case.
you need to read the article again...slower this time and you will be able to comprehend what you are reading
it seems to win in most reviews, yet get no attention (which is common for thermalright).
Why doesn't newegg ever have thermalright products in stock anymore ?