The Nvidia RTX A2000 is a great card, but it has a problem. While it is quiet initially, the fan becomes noisy after some time, often already after a couple of months. Deshrouding (replacing fans on graphic cards) is a method that is often used to get a quieter card, but it's impossible with the RTX A2000 because it uses a blower (centrifugal) fan. That's why I developed a custom heatsink that allows you to add aftermarket fans to your RTX A2000.

The RTX A2000 heatsink is made out of a solid piece of 100% copper. This heatsink is manufactured using the skiving process, where small layers are 'peeled' from a solid block of copper using a very sharp blade. Small pieces are shaved from the block but remain attached at the base. The pieces are then bent upward to create the heatsink.

This method allows for maximal heat transfer because no parts are glued or soldered. The result is a very high-performing heatsink.

Using high-quality aftermarket fans from brands like Noctua or Noiseblocker, the result is both cooler and quieter than the stock heatsink. Using Noctua's NF-A6 fans, the card will not go above 70 °C while the fans spin at an inaudible 1800 RPM.

The heatsink also comes with much better thermal pads for the memory, keeping it up to 20 °C cooler than the stock heatsink.

Do you want an inaudible RTX A2000 too?

Purchase the custom RTX A2000 heatsink and follow this guide to enjoy the silence!

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