Japanese company Sycom released new graphics cards that use famous Noctua cooling fans. The Silent Master series covers three models from NVIDIA's latest lineup. These cards run much quieter than regular versions.
Each graphics card has two fans and a metal design. The cooling system uses copper pipes to move heat away from the chip. Sycom tested how loud these cards sound during heavy use.
Regular graphics cards make about 46 decibels of noise under stress. The new Silent Master cards only produce around 35 decibels. That makes them nearly silent during gaming.
The cards stay cool during tough workloads. Temperatures peak between 79 and 82 degrees Celsius. The cooling fans can spin up to 2200 rotations per minute when needed.
Sycom sells these cards through computer builders rather than directly to customers. People who want them must buy complete desktop systems. The company expects to charge extra for the quiet operation.
Each graphics card has two fans and a metal design. The cooling system uses copper pipes to move heat away from the chip. Sycom tested how loud these cards sound during heavy use.
Regular graphics cards make about 46 decibels of noise under stress. The new Silent Master cards only produce around 35 decibels. That makes them nearly silent during gaming.
The cards stay cool during tough workloads. Temperatures peak between 79 and 82 degrees Celsius. The cooling fans can spin up to 2200 rotations per minute when needed.
Sycom sells these cards through computer builders rather than directly to customers. People who want them must buy complete desktop systems. The company expects to charge extra for the quiet operation.
