G GameGURU Fully Optimized Messages 3,543 Jul 24, 2004 #1 can you buy new ones for more overclocking?
B Blind_Arrow Fully Optimized Messages 1,909 Location Manchester, UK Jul 24, 2004 #2 yup, off course. many cooling companies are manufacturing VGA coolers as well. but why to overclock too much?
yup, off course. many cooling companies are manufacturing VGA coolers as well. but why to overclock too much?
C crazybeans In Runtime Messages 233 Jul 24, 2004 #3 Slap an AC in your comp and you can overclock anything!
OP OP G GameGURU Fully Optimized Messages 3,543 Jul 24, 2004 #4 lol, ill do that with my spare $500 AC that is sitting around my house :S . Where can i find these heat sinks for my video card?
lol, ill do that with my spare $500 AC that is sitting around my house :S . Where can i find these heat sinks for my video card?
K Kangaroo Daemon Poster Messages 722 Jul 24, 2004 #6 ThermalTake make good cooling for VGA cards, but if I really wanted to overclock I would choose water cooling. Try the EXTREME GIANT III
ThermalTake make good cooling for VGA cards, but if I really wanted to overclock I would choose water cooling. Try the EXTREME GIANT III
B Blind_Arrow Fully Optimized Messages 1,909 Location Manchester, UK Jul 24, 2004 #7 Thermaltake, Vantac, Coolermaster, every company that is manufacturing coolers for Processors are manufacturing Heatsinks/Fans for the VGA's as well. ThermalTake Fanless Cooler ThermalTake Coolers with Fans Coolermaster's VGA Cooler Zalman VGA Coolers Choose any, or research on ur own, as I dont make my VGA cards look horrible with these frame construction.
Thermaltake, Vantac, Coolermaster, every company that is manufacturing coolers for Processors are manufacturing Heatsinks/Fans for the VGA's as well. ThermalTake Fanless Cooler ThermalTake Coolers with Fans Coolermaster's VGA Cooler Zalman VGA Coolers Choose any, or research on ur own, as I dont make my VGA cards look horrible with these frame construction.
P Perditionchi1d Solid State Member Messages 20 Jul 24, 2004 #8 how hot should cards be allowed to get? my radeon 9800xt sometimes goes up to 70c ("overdrive" enabled)
how hot should cards be allowed to get? my radeon 9800xt sometimes goes up to 70c ("overdrive" enabled)
B Blind_Arrow Fully Optimized Messages 1,909 Location Manchester, UK Jul 24, 2004 #9 My 9800XT is at 70 without O/C Enabled, am still happy, now what do you think?
OP OP G GameGURU Fully Optimized Messages 3,543 Jul 24, 2004 #10 my goes to about 61c when on full load.
