Thermal Grizzly, Noctua Launch Quiet WireView Pro II GPU Monitor
Thermal Grizzly and Noctua team up on a quieter WireView Pro II GPU monitoring device with per-conductor current sensing and semi-passive cooling.
Thermal Grizzly and Noctua have collaborated on a new version of the WireView Pro II, a GPU monitoring device that measures current independently on each 12V conductor rather than only total power consumption. The Noctua Edition adds a Noctua NF-A4x10 fan, an optimized fan grille, and an enlarged CNC-machined aluminum housing.
The device can issue visual and audible warnings when configured limits are exceeded, and it offers an optional automatic shutdown. The fan runs semi-passively, staying off for longer periods and spinning only when extra cooling is needed.
In a worst-case scenario with case fans off and temperatures above 40°C, the device handled up to a 300W GPU load without the fan turning on. When active, fan speed drops from 5,000 RPM in standard mode to under 2,000 RPM, cutting noise from 39.4dB(A) to 21.5dB(A) at 10cm.
The product is available in Normal and Reversed variants and includes an extended two-year warranty covering the GPU connector. According to tomshardware.com, the press note suggests a retail price of $189.90, but the device is currently selling at $222.18 on Thermal Grizzly's official online store.
Quick answers
What is the WireView Pro II Noctua Edition?
It is a version of Thermal Grizzly's WireView Pro II GPU monitoring device made with Noctua, adding an NF-A4x10 fan, an optimized fan grille, and an enlarged CNC-machined aluminum housing.
How does the WireView Pro II measure power?
It measures current independently on each 12V conductor instead of only total power consumption.
How much does the WireView Pro II Noctua Edition cost?
The press note suggests a retail price of $189.90, but it is currently selling at $222.18 on Thermal Grizzly's official online store.