Thermal Grizzly launches its WireView Pro II Noctua Edition

Thermal Grizzly’s new and improved WireView Pro II Noctua Edition has arrived

Noctua and Thermal Grizzly have officially launched the WireView Pro II Noctua Edition, an enhanced WireView Pro II model with a larger Noctua fan and a redesigned heatsink. Larger than the original, this new version promises to run quieter under load and operate passively for longer.

Thermal Grizzly’s WireView Pro II is a 12V-2×6 monitoring tool that lets PC gamers measure their GPUs’ power draw and detect current distribution across their cables/connectors on a per-pin basis. This enables useful safety features that can prevent damage to GPUs and PSUs by avoiding “melted connector” incidents.

Functionally, this new model works the same as the original WireView Pro II. The 12V-2×6 measurement hardware is the same as before. The fan, its attached heatsink, and its circuitry have changed. For this product, Noctua created a custom frameless NF-A4x10n fan and optimised the WireView Pro II’s intake to reduce noise levels.

The WireView Pro II has been extremely successful and has already helped many users detect potentially dangerous connector issues before they could cause damage. One of the most common points of feedback, however, was that the fan could still be noticeable in very quiet systems, so working with Noctua on a significantly quieter cooling solution was the logical next step – and, for us, really completes the product.

– Roman Hartung, Thermal Grizzly CEO

Thermal Grizzly’s WireView Pro II Noctua Edition is available now from Thermal Grizzly’s website for €189.90. That’s €70 more than the standard black version of the WireView Pro II. Note that the Noctua Edition variant of the WireView Pro II is available with both “Normal” and “Reversed” 12V-2×6 power connectors.

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