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No Doubt, This Galaxy GeForce GTX 260+ Is FurMark-Proof!

Galaxy Non-Reference GeForce GTX260+

Galaxy has equiped its new videocard (GeForce GTX 260 Core 216) with a massive GPU cooler (it pans across at least three slots!), with 4 heatpipes and a 120mm LED-lit fan. A FurMark session has been done and GPU temperature didn’t exceed 67 °C, showing the cooling efficiency of this card.

Galaxy GeForce GTX260+ running FurMark

No doubt, Galaxy can stick the FurMark Approved logo to this graphics card

FurMark Approved

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1 comment - What do you think? 2,783 views Posted by JeGX - 2009/02/06 at 11:50

Categories: Graphics Cards, VGA Coolers Tags: furmark, Galaxy, geforce gtx 260, gpu cooler, graphics card, vga cooler, videocard

One Response to “No Doubt, This Galaxy GeForce GTX 260+ Is FurMark-Proof!”

Urk Alter says:

2009/05/28 at 14:26

Unfortunately this lovely card seems not to exist at all!

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