Streacom Releases GPU Cooling Kit For Its DB4 Fanless Chassis

Streacom released a GPU cooling kit for its fanless Mini-ITX chassis, the DB4. The kit allows for fanless cooling of a discrete GPU, fulfilling the promise of a totally silent build.

That has finally changed with the release of the DB4 GPU cooling kit. Working on the same principle as the CPU cooling bridge, the GPU bridge connects to another side panel of the chassis. It uses even more heatpipes and attaches to the GPU in a manner similar to a waterblock. The cooling bridge for the GPU core seems substantial, but the cooling capacity is only 75W. This is enough for a Nvidia GTX 1050 Ti or an AMD RX 560. Although these cards typically don’t have coolers that directly contact their VRM or memory, they are still actively cooled. We’ve seen issues with VRM overheating in the past, so we hope that the stick-on heatsinks included with DB4 GPU kit are enough.

We do not currently have pricing or availability for the DB4 GPU cooling kit.