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Thermalright and Titan

On display at Thermalright's booth were just a couple of systems to showcase the latest products from the company.

While cooling modules for graphic cards have been getting fatter, chunkier, and more extreme, Thermalright has literally moved outside of conventions with their external VGA cooling system.

For systems built using full tower casings, Thermalright has the HR-01-775 high-riser heatsinks with multiple heat pipes and large aluminum fins for quiet, fan-less cooling of processors.

Specially built for the HR-01-775 is this 120mm fan duct that's extendible to help the heatsink "breathe" better.

According to Titan, PSUs need not be just about functions and can be about aesthetics as well. Shown above are Titan's Infinity series of exquisitely styled and crafted PSUs. These are SLI ready and provide power ranging from 400W to 550W. It's also available in Jet Black.

This is how it looks like when installed in casings with transparent side panels.

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