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6600gt waterblock?

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Six

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Ok it may sound stupid, but you all know I'm still new to the h2o cooling. are there any blocks that will cool a 6600gt along with its ram??
 
Six said:
Ok it may sound stupid, but you all know I'm still new to the h2o cooling. are there any blocks that will cool a 6600gt along with its ram??
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No. The ram, core, and bridge chips (if you're talking AGP) are all set at different heights.
 
dont bother with the ram. use a polarflo tt gpu.

when i had a 6600gt that is what i used and it worked great.
 
Use some kind of GPU block and get some copper heatsinks to stick on the ram. These combo coolers are the pits for getting everything on the same plane. The only one that I know about that is better is the Aqua Computer that has the floating GPU sink in it See this A-C pic for details. This is only for the PCI-Express 6600 series cards unless they made some changes recenty to their AGP design. :D
 
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