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2003-11-24, 07:11 PM | [Ignore Me] #3 | |||
http://www.techspot.com/tweaks/radeon/index.shtml
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2003-11-24, 07:32 PM | [Ignore Me] #4 | ||
You just need to be be very very carefull because they lack temp sensors. Powerstrip is a very good OCing tool
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2003-11-24, 07:41 PM | [Ignore Me] #6 | ||
That wil give you uberness in all respects
if you do oc witch i recomend you don't do you should get a Copper CPU cooler because the 3.2 is going to get very hot wiht ocing
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2003-11-24, 08:36 PM | [Ignore Me] #7 | ||
http://www.frozencpu.com/cgi-bin/fro...html?mv_pc=196
http://www.frozencpu.com/cgi-bin/fro...html?mv_pc=320 Are either of these any good and if so which one is better. |
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2003-11-24, 09:56 PM | [Ignore Me] #8 | ||
yes but i don't recomend a blower style fans for high prefomrance enviroment, they are nice and quiet and offer some perks but they blow alot less CFM and don't cool as well though if you liek them and its a god price i think its good for some very reasonable OCing work. But if you want realy good cooling check these out
toms hardware guide uses this one alot, and its VERY good. http://www.frozencpu.com/cgi-bin/fro...pu-zal-10.html and i have a Thermaltake Spark 7+ i got from Buy xg for $18 dollars, its not the best out there but its very nice and offers good cooling for reasonable noise(though if i had the money the Zalman there is quiter and better) also if you get realy into it make a water cooling system if you do it right you can disapate 400 w of heat (a p4 give of around 80, a P4 Presscot will go at 90-100, so you have room for HDD, VGA, and north bridge cooling)
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2003-11-25, 10:00 AM | [Ignore Me] #11 | ||
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A good copper base with aluminum heat spredders is the best way to go. Use heatsinkfactory.com for usually best stuff.
If your gonna clock up a raddy look into a heatpipe, solid one piece with a fan on it if you can find one. If it doesn't cover the video ram, look for ram heatsinks. |
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2003-11-25, 04:24 PM | [Ignore Me] #13 | ||
All copper i better then copper base with Aluminum fins, if its all copper, with skived fins it disapates far better than the aluminum, but the aluminum/copper ones are a bit cheaper if you can't aford a solid Cu one
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2003-11-25, 06:33 PM | [Ignore Me] #14 | ||
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The best you can do to customize a comp is to build a comp case your-self, if you have the time and money.
One of my friends started a project to build a comp case at his school's hard-ware work-shop. He is taking some sort of work-shop class, so he can get access to the tools that they have.. If you are in school, it might work for u. |
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