Which 4850 has the best cooler?

[PsichoDM]

I'm looking into a 4850 to maybe replace my apparently dying/dead 4870. It has to fit into a shuttle sp35p2 and it has to have a very very very good cooler, because there's basically no airflow in there and very little space, so it has to have the best cooling solution in town. I know I could probably 3rd party the cooler, but I'm not interested in that atm, so I'd rather stick to something stock.

Thanks.!!!

 

[damian']

I'd look into the Palit HD4850 Sonic. It's non-reference PCB board and its cooling solution prove to be a great card at stock and OC'ed with low temperatures all around.

http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/palit_hd4850_sonic/16.htm

 

[deddyeka]

4850 is hot

much hotter in here, INDONESIA

but it still works fine, up to 85 - 95 celcius.

the basic question is... is it okay ? i mean.. its default heat, and every engine has to has a default working temperature.

 

[Arnge]

got a gigabyte 4850 with the stock zalman fan

32 idle and 50 load couldn't love it more.

 

[UtopiA]

Maybe?

 

[haadij404]

i had a sapphire 4850 and the non reference cooler was pretty good. it didnt have ramsinks though but it kep the core pretty cool.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102770