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  • imported_nismojspec

    #1

    Cooling

    hey guys im getting a radeon x800 gto but i heard it overheats, so i was think about getting a new cooling fan wat do u guys think??? should i????? send links if possible
  • megawhompertoo
    oldswab
    • Dec 2005
    • 2124

    #2
    Re: Cooling

    Originally posted by nismojspec
    hey guys im getting a radeon x800 gto but i heard it overheats, so i was think about getting a new cooling fan wat do u guys think??? should i????? send links if possible
    If you have at least one fan pulling fresh air in the front, and two fans (PSU + case exhaust) pushing hot air out the back, and your case temps are fine now, then all you need is one of these if you are concerned about gpu heat:

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    iv'e got the x800xt AIW, and stock cooling was adequate (no more than 78C when it's clean), but it's also:

    1) LOUD

    2) hard to keep clean because some of the "intake" ports that suck air in across the ram are facing towards the mobo

    3) did I mention LOUD?

    The zalman provides much better cooling (especially after I used a holesaw to drill a 60mm hole though my desk and case to pull hot air off the gpu, and stuck an undervolted vantec stealth 60mm fan in the case near the card:) ), was pretty easy to install, and it's oh-so-quiet. Plus, you get ram sinks, so you can push the mem speed up a little (which gives you much better bang per clock-cycle than pushing the core speed)

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    • ConscriptVirus
      Member
      • Oct 2007
      • 6369

      #3
      Re: Cooling

      78C is still very hot...(my comp consideres it self overheat at like 125+ (fahrenheit) and sometimes it crashes to prevent damage from the heat

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      • Talus
        Member
        • Oct 2006
        • 6854

        #4
        Re: Cooling

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