NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080/1070 cooler shroud taken apart

Published: Apr 20th 2016, 06:56 GMT

NVIDIA GTX 1080 GTX 1070 cooler

Today we share more pictures of the new GeForce GTX cooler that will be used for upcoming Pascal series.

How it’s made: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080/GTX 1070 cooler

The new cooler is made using die-sinking technology, which is basically a method of shaping a form with sparks or electric discharges. This method is reserved for parts that are extremely tough to be formed using alternative methods. We do not know if this is the only way of making GTX 1080 coolers, it is simply the method used in this particular manufacturing company.

As you can see the GTX 1080 cooler is made from four parts. The biggest part that we saw with first leak carries GTX 10_0 naming schema. One character is not cut to allow future reuse of the same part for both GTX 1080 and GTX 1070 series. The polygonal fan shroud is also made out of magnesium alloy, and so is the GeForce GTX logo on the side (this part will most likely be illuminated by LEDs). Lastly there’s a part with NVIDIA logo, which is installed behind the fan.Those parts are later painted using NVIDIA supplied instructions.

We are seeing more leaks of GTX 1000 series, because Pascal GP104 has entered mass production. We have also received some confidential information that NVIDIA is indeed planning three GeForce cards based on GP104 silicon (GP104-400, GP104-200 and GP104-150), but also two that will most likely be used for Quadro series (GP104-750, GP104-725).

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