Graphics Card Heat Sink

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Graphics Card Heat Sink

The graphics card heat sink is a dedicated thermal control component for desktop independent graphics hardware. Targeting heat concentration generated by high-frequency graphic processing operation, the product conducts directional heat conduction and convection heat dissipation, stabilizing graphics card operating temperature and maintaining hardware operating stability under high-load computing and game scenarios.

CORE FEATURES

Dedicated structural design fits mainstream graphics card hardware layout.

High-efficiency thermal conduction adapts to high-frequency heat generation characteristics.

Compact structure matches standard graphics card assembly space.

Stable structural performance supports long-term high-load operation.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Parameter Specification
Dimension Matched mainstream graphics card assembly size
Weight Lightweight fitting structure
Material High thermal conductivity alloy
Supported TDP Conventional independent graphics card power range
Heat Dissipation Mode Passive conduction / active convection optional

COMPATIBILITY

Compatible with mainstream consumer-grade independent graphics card models and standard desktop chassis.

APPLICATION SCENARIOS

Game desktop equipment, graphic design computing devices, high-load video processing desktops.

CUSTOMIZATION CAPACITY

Supports dimensional fitting adjustment for special graphics card structures. Supports dimensional fitting adjustment for special graphics card structures.

Supports dimensional fitting adjustment for special graphics card structures.

Supports upgrade of thermal conductivity materials. Supports upgrade of thermal conductivity materials.

Supports upgrade of thermal conductivity materials.

Supports personalized modification of assembly interfaces. Supports personalized modification of assembly interfaces.

Supports personalized modification of assembly interfaces.

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