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I'm looking at the Zalman VF700-Cu VGA cooler, and the Fatal1ty FS-V7 VGA cooler.
I want to know if (appearence aside) there's any difference in cooling performance. I had heard that the Fatal1ty piece ran at a higher RPM, and thus game slightly lower temps. However, (referencing Newegg.com) the regualr VF700-Cu is $25, wilst the Fatal1ty version is $50. In your opinion, is it worth the price difference? You should factor in looks while you make your decision.
PS. I have an ATi X850 XT, and would like (will) over clock past PE speeds when I get temps under control.
PSS. I have already looked at the Arctic Cooling Rev. 1 and 2 models, and am unimpressed with both. The first was too imprecise with the base, and the second uses and inferior tape method to compensate for the height discrepencies between the ram chips.
Another question: How do the VGA RAM sinks attach to the RAM chips using the Zalman cooler? Is it a ceramic compound that acts as cement? Or such thermal tape?
Thanks in advance.
I want to know if (appearence aside) there's any difference in cooling performance. I had heard that the Fatal1ty piece ran at a higher RPM, and thus game slightly lower temps. However, (referencing Newegg.com) the regualr VF700-Cu is $25, wilst the Fatal1ty version is $50. In your opinion, is it worth the price difference? You should factor in looks while you make your decision.
PS. I have an ATi X850 XT, and would like (will) over clock past PE speeds when I get temps under control.
PSS. I have already looked at the Arctic Cooling Rev. 1 and 2 models, and am unimpressed with both. The first was too imprecise with the base, and the second uses and inferior tape method to compensate for the height discrepencies between the ram chips.
Another question: How do the VGA RAM sinks attach to the RAM chips using the Zalman cooler? Is it a ceramic compound that acts as cement? Or such thermal tape?
Thanks in advance.