GTX285-HS-P892

Introduction

The GTX875 P891 heatsink is designed to cool surface mount components (memory, voltage mosfets, I/O chip) on nVidia 's reference design GeForce™ GTX200 series graphics cards listed below. It is designed to be installed in conjunction with our MCW80 VGA waterblock and it allows the highest possible stable overclocks of these high-end graphic cards while keeping them cool and silent.

Available versions:

GTX275-HS-P897, for nVidia 's reference design P897
GTX285-HS-P891, for nVidia 's original reference design P891
GTX285-HS-P892, for the recenly released P892

The performance advantage of the MCW80 GPU cooler over full-coverage water-block solutions is well known among enthusiast users: improved thermal conductivity thanks to Swiftech's Diamond Pin Matrix, and less heat dumped into the liquid cooling loop coming from memory, I/O and power mosfets since they remain air cooled. So when coupled with the GTX heatsinks, the combination provides a complete solution that is more economical than the average full-coverage water-block while offering superior performance where it really counts: at the GPU level!

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The heatsink is shipped with pre-applied thermal pads  

The GTX285-HS-P891 heatsink installed with the MCW60 on a GeForce™ GTX285 (P891 version)


Specifications

• Material: black anodized aluminum extrusion
• Dimensions (Inch): 8 1/4 " (L) x 3 5/8" (W) x .7" (H)
• Dimensions (Metric): 210mm (L) x 92mm (W) x 18mm (H)
• Weight: 8 oz (248 g)
• Installation: high thermal conductivity pad
  

How to check for compatibility?

The nVidia reference board number is usually printed on the back of the circuit board, in a code located below the nVidia® logo, as can be seen below: