@ eTeknix.comThermalright are one of the biggest contenders in the cooling market never failing to release a good quality cooler for every type of situation. They are known mainly for their high quality CPU cooling hits such as the legendary TRUE and current big hitter, the Silver Arrow. That isn't to say that they have forgotten about the VGA cooling market though. Thermalright have had great success with their popular VGA coolers; the HR03-GT and newer Shaman. Today we are looking at the very compatible and convenient Thermalright T-RAD² VGA cooler.
Ever since it's release, the T-RAD² has been popular thanks to it's slim design and wide range of compatibility making it great for plenty of graphics cards and situations. Two 92mm or a single 120mm fan can be fitted to the cooler, allowing the full potential of the six nickel-plated heat pipes and mass of cooling fins to be exploited. At just 25mm in height, the T-RAD² shouldn't cause any interference issues in even the smallest of cases while CrossFire or SLI is definitely an option when using two of the heatsinks.
With 40 different GPUs supported and a price tag of under $50, the T-RAD² may be the perfect solution for a hot running graphics card.
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