The GTX560-TI heatsink is designed to cool surface mount components (memory, and
voltage mosfets) on nVidia's GeForce® GTX560-TI series graphics cards (P1040
reference design).

The product is designed to be installed in conjunction with our MCW60, 80 and 82
VGA waterblocks and it allows the highest possible stable overclocks of these
high-end graphic cards while keeping them cool and quiet. For high-overclock
applications where maximum voltage is added to the card, an optional slow speed
(quiet) 80mm fan can be added to complement cooling of the power MOSFETS,
resulting in up to 30% drop in these components temperature compared to stock
cooling.

The performance advantage of hybrid cooling which consists in cooling the GPU
with a universal waterblock in combination with a heatsink compared to using a
full-cover water-block solutions is well known among enthusiast users: improved
thermal dissipation at the GPU level thanks to Swiftech's Diamond Pin Matrix and
a better TIM joint, and less heat dumped into the liquid cooling loop coming from
memory, and power MOSFETS since they remain air cooled. In addition, this
combination provides a complete solution that is more economical than full-cover
waterblocks because the GPU waterblock can be re-used over time with different
VGA cards.

The heatsink is a custom Aluminum extrusions, and it is precision CNC machined to
allow optimum TIM joints with the hottest components such as the voltage
regulator modules, where high performance thermal grease is to be used. Less heat
intensive components such as memory receive pre-applied thermal pads, as shown
below.