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Zotac's upcoming water-cooled GTX295

By The Inquirer
10:31 Feb 12, 2009 | 3 Comments
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The wet new GTX295 video card... *drools*

Video card and motherboard makers Zotac are readying some cool stuff for this year's edition of SnoBIT, including a watercooled GTX 295.

The card is dubbed the Zotac GTX 295 Infinity Edition and although specs are sketchy, the card is very real. It'll be a much simpler, unshrouded design than the standard GTX 295. Check out our gallery for some pics.

There isn't much more we can add except "we need to see it in our labs".

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3 Comments

MaYaBaNG Feb 12, 2009 11:30 AM	Sweet Jebus! That will power my planned Digital TH2G monitor set up quite well... mmm panaramic... I bet it will take a chunk out of my leg when it hits my wallet though ><'
Jack Genders Feb 12, 2009 2:23 PM	Looks great. Though both water cooling spurs face upwards, the water loop would be kinking a bit to get that tube to the bottom of the case. Depends on the loop set up.
MaYaBaNG Feb 16, 2009 2:10 AM	There are blanks on the other side so you can have the fittings facing either way your little heart desires.

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