how effective is the leadtek 6800nu's hsf? i oc mine and have unlocked the vertex shader (pipes are defective) and want to make sure that it is getting well cooled. i am uncomfortable removingthe hsf, but my neighboris a comp tech, aand i'm sure he could help me apply as5 if needed. would an arctic-cooling vga cooler (isthere one for nv40?) work better?
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leadtek 6800nu's hsf any good?
- Thread starter binkgle
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Most Nvidia stock heatsinks are adaquate for cooling, unfortunatly if the extra pipes are defective now then there is not much chance of you getting them working. A artic cooling fan will decrease temps slightly but this will only help you to overclock it.
If your not confident replacing the heatsink then I would get someone else to do it as they can be quite tricky. Hope this helps
If your not confident replacing the heatsink then I would get someone else to do it as they can be quite tricky. Hope this helps
Bigass copper hsf. The best stock one IMO.binkgle said:leadtek's isn't an nvidia stock. it's different, and copper
http://www.beyond3d.com/reviews/leadtek/6800/index.php?p=2
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Those only compare the 6800GT and the 6800 Ultra, no? I would assume the 6800NU would have a different cooling solution.saturnine2 said:Bigass copper hsf. The best stock one IMO.
http://www.beyond3d.com/reviews/leadtek/6800/index.php?p=2
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um Gt's use single slot cooling solutionsbinkgle said:the nu has a smaller version of the gt and ultra hsf. it's single-space, while the gt and u are double.
Umm... the GT does use double slot cooling.
I have the GT version, and I love the temps. Around 50c/122f idle and 75c/167f ish load. The room temp is around 18c/65f. Best out there in my opinion (all copper), the shipping weight of the card is 3lbs, most of that is the card!
I have the GT version, and I love the temps. Around 50c/122f idle and 75c/167f ish load. The room temp is around 18c/65f. Best out there in my opinion (all copper), the shipping weight of the card is 3lbs, most of that is the card!