OP OP F fhasser Baseband Member Messages 84 Location London, UK Feb 4, 2008 #11 I haven't read into that, but I'd suspect it's exspensive and I'm sort of on a budget. Is it?
ricanflow Golden Master Messages 6,317 Location Euless, Tx Feb 4, 2008 #12 nOcLuE98 said: You are not supposed to need a fan. But they are just saying, it could get really hot, so it would be safest to put on it. Click to expand... Which defeats the purpose of having a passive heatsink. Might as well buy the regular card.
nOcLuE98 said: You are not supposed to need a fan. But they are just saying, it could get really hot, so it would be safest to put on it. Click to expand... Which defeats the purpose of having a passive heatsink. Might as well buy the regular card.
nOcLuE98 Biohazardous Messages 1,673 Feb 4, 2008 #13 ricanflow said: Which defeats the purpose of having a passive heatsink. Might as well buy the regular card. Click to expand... yeah.
ricanflow said: Which defeats the purpose of having a passive heatsink. Might as well buy the regular card. Click to expand... yeah.
Peter.Cort TF's First Dry Ice User! Messages 5,018 Location Boston, MA Feb 4, 2008 #14 if you're going to get an 8800 card then get an artic cooling accelero s1 its pro, it keeps my card cool 24/7 under stress for like 16 hours straight. no fan on it either. and it's only like 20 some bucks on the egg, look into it. it dropped the temps from stock cooling as well.
if you're going to get an 8800 card then get an artic cooling accelero s1 its pro, it keeps my card cool 24/7 under stress for like 16 hours straight. no fan on it either. and it's only like 20 some bucks on the egg, look into it. it dropped the temps from stock cooling as well.
DawnOfDoom Daemon Poster Messages 998 Location North Carolina Feb 4, 2008 #15 wow thats really good peter