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Good VGA Cooler?

Revant

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Just got an X1900XTX and was wondering what a good 3rd party VGA cooler would be to get for it as it runs rather hot and i'd rather not melt the rug behind my PC lol, i heard the ThermalRight V-1 Ultra is pretty good. Was justwondering what you opions on the matter were?
 
the sytrin kuformula vf1 plus is better

the only bad thing is if you get an older one it may come with screws that will get in the way and stop it making good contact on an x1900 series but you should be able to replace them with something that will fit fairly easy

then it should knock at least 5 degrees off the thermalright
 
-ChEM- said:
the sytrin kuformula vf1 plus is better

the only bad thing is if you get an older one it may come with screws that will get in the way and stop it making good contact on an x1900 series but you should be able to replace them with something that will fit fairly easy

then it should knock at least 5 degrees off the thermalright

The screws are actually not a problems. I got a new one and my brother got an old one from newegg. If you get an old one just use the old wrong screws to assemble the blower fan bracket and use the right screws on the heatsink.
 
I was just courious as to any particular site you might have found with the Thermalright and Styrin compared side by side?

Also does any one have any good recommendation for places to purchase these? Their not on newegg...
 
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