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Old 02-06-2005, 08:49   #8
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Re: Graphics card cooling

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Originally Posted by zinglebarb
Anyone with any experience here,I have a asus x800 xt pe card and It appears to be getting a tad warm,Under normal use it runs at 48-52 degrees,when gaming 65 degrees at least topping out about 70
The asus overdrive isn't showing any warning at this temp but obviously im concerned
How hard is replacing a gfx cooling system? Any ideas what to use? And whats the chances of busting it

I can't find any def info on if its to hot anywhere,theres differing opinions accross the net
That's far too hot, now the weathers warmed up, my XT PE sits at 35 under normal load and 45 under heavy (after a couple of hours). If I were you I'd get hold of the Zalman cooler (the arctic cooling ones are complete gash and the fan starts getting noisy very quickly)

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatal...of_Zalman.html

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