Jan 23, 2007 #1 K Kanaric Limp Gawd Joined Mar 19, 2005 Messages 325 I want to actively cool with this heatsink, i do not know much about 92mm fans but what should I be looking for if I want to overclock with this? BTW i want to buy all my stuff from newegg.
I want to actively cool with this heatsink, i do not know much about 92mm fans but what should I be looking for if I want to overclock with this? BTW i want to buy all my stuff from newegg.
Jan 23, 2007 #2 T topaimz Limp Gawd Joined Dec 20, 2005 Messages 228 Go with a Scythe Ball bearing fan. around 30cfm would do, with out making too much noise.
Jan 23, 2007 #3 N n00btard Gawd Joined Dec 10, 2005 Messages 922 my 7800GT does 69C at load, passive. stick a 92mm fan on it, I'm confident the temps will go waaaaaaaaay down. except I'd hesitate to put any more weight on my card because it's already sagging with just the heatsink bolted on
my 7800GT does 69C at load, passive. stick a 92mm fan on it, I'm confident the temps will go waaaaaaaaay down. except I'd hesitate to put any more weight on my card because it's already sagging with just the heatsink bolted on
Jan 23, 2007 #4 K Kanaric Limp Gawd Joined Mar 19, 2005 Messages 325 topaimz said: Go with a Scythe Ball bearing fan. around 30cfm would do, with out making too much noise. Click to expand... ok i was looking at the scythe fans... noise isn't really a factor for me until it goes into the hair dryer range. I had a 10k rpm fan for cpu cooling on my previous computer, lol. Thx for the advice
topaimz said: Go with a Scythe Ball bearing fan. around 30cfm would do, with out making too much noise. Click to expand... ok i was looking at the scythe fans... noise isn't really a factor for me until it goes into the hair dryer range. I had a 10k rpm fan for cpu cooling on my previous computer, lol. Thx for the advice