The first 8800 aftermarket non-liquid cooler announced.

[Mr. Popo]

The first heatsink for NVIDIA's GeForce 8800 series was announced by Thermalright.

The cooler's name is "HR-03 Plus" and has a pretty decent specifications:

• A maximum of 6 heatpipes for maximum amount of heat transfer to work with any of 92mm or smaller fans for best configuration to suit your needs
  
• Proprietary two-heatsinks-soldered-to-form-as-one design to maximize cooling capacity
  
• 6 heatpipes soldered immensely close to heatsink fins to increase heat transfer efficiency
  
• Two ways of mounting the cooler on video card for best space and configuration management in ATX and BTX form factor cases
  
• Light weight and easy no-tool installation
  
• SLI/Crossfire compatible for serious gaming enthusiasts
  
• Cosmetically contoured design for that vanity look
  

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[ionicle]

SLI/Crossfire compatible for serious gaming enthusiasts

how can it be crossfire compatable, if its for a 8800?

 

[llwyd]

Because it has no mounting system fitted to it, which probably indicates they will do brackets for a range of high end cards, including R600s maybe?

 

[Toxcity]

Ooo Thats pretty!

 

[FarFarAway]

Thermalright make excellent heatsinks and I'm sure this will be no exception

 

[deathwish]

looks pretty nice

 

[FleX.overclock3d]

hmm, very interesting

 

[WC Annihilus]

The HR03 is a beast. IIRC Sneaky was able to run an x1900xtx under one passive. And that was with the 4 heatpipe version, whereas this one has got 6! Should be an amazing cooler