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Deepcool V4000 VGA Cooler Review

We tested the V4000, a VGA cooler from Deepcool, with a full-copper heatsink, four heatpipes, and two 80 mm fans. Check it out!

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Our Tests

Contents

  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. The Deepcool V4000
  • 3. Installation on a GeForce GTS 250
  • 4. Installation on a GeForce GTS 250 (Cont’d)
  • 5. Our Tests
  • 6. Main Specifications
  • 7. Conclusions

We ran some simple tests to check the performance of the Deepcool V4000, measuring the GPU core temperature with the aid of the SpeedFan software, and sound pressure level (SPL) with a digital noise meter set 4" (10 cm) from the video card, with the GPU at full load running the [email protected] GPU client. For this measurement, we turned off the fans of the case and the CPU cooler, so they noise wouldn’t interfere. Please keep in mind that sound pressure level measurement is just for comparative purposes, because a precise measurement would have to be done in an acoustically insulated anechoic chamber, which we don’t have.

We compared the results from the V4000 with some other coolers we tested recently, and with the VGA stock cooler. You can check the results in the table below.

Product Noise Room Temp. Core Temp. Temp. Diff. Speed
Stock Cooler 61 dBA 16 °C 73 °C 57 °C –
VF1000 LED (min.) 44 dBA 16 °C 74 °C 58 °C 1400 rpm
VF1000 LED (max.) 51 dBA 16 °C 61 °C 45 °C 2600 rpm
Scythe Musashi (min.) 40 dBA 16 °C 65 °C 49 °C 850 rpm
Scythe Musashi (max.) 47 dBA 16 °C 58 °C 42 °C 1950 rpm
VF3000A (min) 47 dBA 19 °C 52 °C 33 °C 1500 rpm
VF3000A (máx) 57 dBA 19 °C 49 °C 30 °C 2800 rpm
Arctic Cooling Accelero Twin Turbo Pro 43 dBA 15 °C 50 °C 35 °C –
Gelid Icy Vision 54 dBA 15 °C 66 °C 51 °C 2050 rpm
Deepcool V4000 44 dBA 21 °C 70 °C 49 °C 1850 rpm

In the graph below, you can compare the temperature differences between the GPU core and the room. Remember that the lower the value, the better performance is.

Deepcool V4000

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