Thread: MSI's fresh GTX 580 expels debris, alters fan color based on temperature

MSI has unveiled a novel characteristic that can keep debris bunnies from assuming refuge in your graphics board. Demonstrated on an Nvidia GTX 580, the insipidly-called "Dust remotion" tech exhausts unsought particulates from your graphics processing unit cooler's fan and heatsink through functioning in turn at complete velocity for 30 sec throughout your system's startup. Unluckily, this does not mean you will store cash on compressed air.

Dust, pet hair and other dust is not ejected from your device fully, only from the graphics board. In other words, it will likely cling to other elements in your case, such as your central processing units heatsink and fan assembly along with your exhaust blowers.

You will probably have to clean your other elements only as frequently -- if not more so. On the light side, your graphics processing unit should lead a happier, healthier life.



Although it is basic sense that dusty elements are thermally ineffective, throughout its trying MSI found that a grime-laden graphics board functioned up to 15C (59F) hotter than its unsoiled similitude.

That discrepancy could put your graphics chip in risk of overheating, it may shave time off its lifespan and at the so least, it will cause higher noise levels because your fan will have to function overtime.MSI's fresh N580GTX Lighting Xtreme Version too carries a fresh fan plan that shows the card's temperature through altering its fan's color.

Leveraging MSI's smart temperature sensor tech, the fans gradually shift from a royal blue hue to stark white while your chassis' ambient air temp oversteps 45C (113F). The fan too extends 20% excellent airflow than MSI's former executions.

The fresh N580GTX characteristics an 832MHz core clock velocity, IIIGB of GDDRV 5RAM functioning at an effective 4200MHz on a 384-bit interface. It has 16-phase PWM, copper MOS with 2X high recent capacity, triple overvoltage security, double DVI outputs alongside a individual HDMI slot and a DisplayPort link. Online costing looks to be set.