Thermal Grizzly WireView Pro II monitor de energia GPU - branco (normal, 12V-2x6-Pin, USB-C)

The Thermal Grizzly WireView Pro II is a sophisticated GPU power monitoring adapter designed for enthusiasts and professionals who demand real-time insight into their graphics card's power delivery. This compact device plugs directly between your GPU's 12VHPWR connector and the power supply cable, providing an OLED display that shows critical parameters such as power consumption (W), voltage (V), current (A), and temperature (°C). The display is 360° rotatable for optimal viewing orientation. With a maximum power rating of 600 W and support for 12V-2x6-Pin connectors, it is fully compatible with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 Series and other GPUs using the 12VHPWR interface. The white color variant adds a clean aesthetic to your build.

Advantages

Real-time monitoring of GPU power consumption, voltage, current, and temperature helps you optimize performance and prevent overloading. The OLED display provides clear, instant feedback, and the rotatable design ensures easy readability in any case layout. Compact and easy to install, it requires no external power source—drawing power directly from the GPU connector.

Suitable for

• PC builders and gamers using NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs
• Enthusiasts who want to monitor power delivery for overclocking or stability testing
• Workstation users with high-end GPUs requiring precise power management

Key specifications

• Device Type: GPU Power Monitoring Adapter
• Input Connector: 12VHPWR (12+4 Pin) Male
• Output Connector: 12VHPWR (12+4 Pin) Female
• Maximum Power Rating: 600 W
• Display: OLED, 360° Rotatable
• Color: White
• Material: High-quality PCB, Plastic Housing
• Operating Voltage: 12 V
• Maximum Current: 50 A
• Interface: Direct Plug-in
• Power Source: GPU 12VHPWR Connector

Recommendations

For optimal performance, ensure your GPU and power supply support the 12VHPWR standard. The WireView Pro II is an essential tool for anyone serious about monitoring and protecting their graphics card investment.