daveisconfused
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^^^
and also something quiet.
and also something quiet.
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Best cooling for a 9800Pro...
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OneMadPoptart
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Water.
Other than that you can try the heatpipe coolers from Zalman. Get a fan blowing over one of those and it gets cool and somewhat quiet.
Other than that you can try the heatpipe coolers from Zalman. Get a fan blowing over one of those and it gets cool and somewhat quiet.
If you want something cheap, the tiger chipset cooler($5) from thermaltake is good. It's based on the old thermo-engine design. It's fairly tall though, and you'll have to epoxy it to your card(you'll lose two pci slots, and probably 3 if you want to maintain proper airflow over the sink).
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This is what i have on my 9800np
http://www.frozencpu.com/cgi-bin/frozencpu/vid-18.html
The card OC's to 9800XT speeds w/out any heating issues.
http://www.frozencpu.com/cgi-bin/frozencpu/vid-18.html
The card OC's to 9800XT speeds w/out any heating issues.