Thermalright Shaman VGA Cooler Tested on a GTX 480 with FurMark

Thermalright Shaman VGA Cooler, GeForce GTX 480



The Expreview team has tested Thermalright’s bulky VGA cooler, the Shaman. The torture test includes a GeForce GTX 480 and FurMark 1.8.2:

Thermalright Shaman VGA Cooler + GeForce GTX 480 + FurMark 1.8.2
GTX 480 stressed by FurMark 1.8.2 – source


The Shaman VGA cooler has been able to reduce the GPU temperature by 10°C in a nearly noiseless way. Cool! But this result is far from Thermalright’s SpitFire: the temperature of the GTX 480 GPU does not exceed 66°C with FurMark… Did I miss something?

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2 thoughts on “Thermalright Shaman VGA Cooler Tested on a GTX 480 with FurMark”

  1. Athlonite

    maybe because the Spitfire doesn’t sit right over the top of the GPU and did this have the IHS removed like with the spitfire

  2. die

    pcb temperature are at overheated risk with this coolers? (sorry for my eng but I’m ita)

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