Overclocking a 6600gt with a ZALMAN VF700-ALCU VGA COOLER

[DJ-CHRIS]

My whole case is in my basement

*holds back pentium flame about them needing REALLY cool air*

 

[dale5605]

intel ****ing sucks

 

[DJ-CHRIS]

No it involved heating up pizza on intel parts

 

[MADWAD]

Dale - "intel ****ing sucks"???? but in your sig you have a Pentium 4, you lost me on that one.

DJ-Chris- Those random Quotes from "bigtimeballer" are priceless! Keep it up! I'm sure you have a selection of a few thousand quotes by him,lol.

And by the way thanks for the advice guys

 

[drwngflies]

Just agreeing with others on Zalman, best money spent for O/C'ing.
You didn't mention which type of 6600 you are running: PCIe, or AGP.
I have the AGP, and the Zalman overhangs the edges of the board a little, just be sure yuou don't let it contact anything you wanna keep. Also, you have to be extra careful rummaging around in side the case afterwards, so as to not bump it in it's mounts. The more overhang, the more leverage you place on the mounts . . .ie: bend / break.
Xblade case/450W PSU/GigaK8NS M/B/AMD 3000+ -939/Leadtek 6600gt-AGP/Corsair XMS TwinX 1G DDR2: AquaMark:53,553/3DMark05:4,240 = GT idle@42'C/57'C load - 540/1125 clk spds

 

[MADWAD]

yea bud, i have a XFX 6600gt Agp. Did you have problems with the Ram Heatsinks like what i was talking about in the above posts? Also what are your temps like?