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Passive cooling ti200

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Would a retail athlonxp 1800+ hs be sufficient to cool my gf3 ti200? Also, would it be unreasonable to attach it with a small drop or two of super glue?
 
The super glue would be questionable, some people say it works, some say it doesn't. IMO you would rip the chip right off the card with the weight of the HSF.

I think that it should cool the card fine. if not you could always put a really quiet fan like a panaflo on it.
 
i have a ti200 with a TERRIBLE hs/fan that has almost stopped, and its still running at 190 mhz (stock was 175). I'm pretty sure you would be able to passively cool your ti200, but with marginal OC results.
 
Thanks for the replies. How would I judge if it is cooling it well enough? If there are no artifact then everything is ok?
 
If its not artifacting.... your fine... I would maybe even think about taking a fan and 7v it so you can have that blowing over ur GF3

itll be silent, but you might get playable fps out of it
 
There's always those zalman heatpipe things, kinda $$$ for such an old card, but it would work quite well.

Hell, you could probably take an old pentium 1 heatsink (you know, those giant black ones) and use AA epoxy on it. I'm sure it would work fine.
 
Take an old p1 or p2 HSF and put thermal goo on the core with 4 tiny drops of superglue the corners of the core to hold the HS in place... worked like a charm with my geforce 2, it didnt even get warm after I did that (had a 40 or 50mm fan running on 5 volts, dead silent)
 
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