Noctua and Thermal Grizzly launch quieter GPU power monitor
Thermal Grizzly and Noctua are rolling out a new edition of the WireView Pro II GPU power monitor, swapping in a larger, quieter Noctua fan and a CNC-milled metal heatsink. The device can independently track current through each 12V wire on PCIe 16-pin (12V-2x6) connectors, issuing alerts or shutting down if something looks off — potentially catching problems before melting happens. The Noctua Edition is available at $189, or $222 with taxes and shipping.
- Independently tracks current on each 12V pin
- Detects and warns about unsafe power distribution
- Now uses a 40 mm Noctua fan for much less noise
- Keeps the fan off longer under high GPU loads
- Available now at $189 plus taxes and shipping
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