I was wanting to pick up some ramsinks for my 9800 pro, and to use on my mosfets. I'm planning on going with a blue/green color scheme for my case so I was considering going with the aluminum version of these ramsinks http://www.svc.com/thermaltake-ramsink-aluminum.html. I'm wanting to use uv reactive paint found here http://www.extremealterations.com/product_info.php?products_id=196 on the ramsinks. Basically I'm wondering if this will hinder their performance? Also has anyone had any experience with this paint and how well does it work?
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Uv questions - painting ramsinks
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Little Grabbi
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putting anything except a fan on heatsinks adversly affects their performnce, but if your mobo ran fine without anything on the mosfets, it will cotinue to do so when using painted ramsinks, as long as the paint is thin.
Justin Time
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