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Old 20th April, 2002, 10:22 PM
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Socket 7 gpu cooling
What will follow is a series of analog snapshots (you're all welcome to buy me a digital camera) of 3 Socket 7 sinks, one of which I will eventually use on my GeForce 2 MX400 card. First a shot of all three, please refrain from responding until I get all the shots up so it will have a smooth flow and be easiest for everyone to follow. The ultimate question is which would you use?
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Number one:
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On an angle,
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Number 2:
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OK, somehow the order of my posts is getting screwed, I don't know why. Hopefully everything will still make sense.
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Number 2 on an angle,
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Number 3: (note #3 is about half the height of the other two)
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Number 3 on an angle,
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The system is just not co-operating here, someone needs to kick it.
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Old 20th April, 2002, 10:33 PM
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Hopefully this will be a picture of me.
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!!!!!!11111111111111111!!!!!!! I use #1 on my voodoo3 and it keeps it at about 95f- nice and kewl- i have a bunch like those too- use 1 or 2-
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How've you got yours attached? There are no holes in my video card to run screws through. I'm planning on using Arctic Alumina with either crazy glue or industrial grade superglue on the corners to make it hold. If I went with #3 then I'd have only half the weight to worry about.
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Mine has holes in it- so i used ZIP ties :-D
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Mines bigger!

Note the small trimmer pot that I used to up the GPU voltage.
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Actually that doesn't look too different from #2 in my list of choices.
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And here are my Q3A and UT clock settings, it becomes neccessary to drop the GPU speed for 3Dmark to be article free, but these work fine in those two games.
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Quote:
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Actually that doesn't look too different from #2 in my list of choices.
The camera angle makes it look shorter than what it is. It's a Cooler Master AMD approved for Durons up to 800MHz . . .
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Can I safely assume that your card, like mine, uses 200 gpu and 166 memory as it's defaults? (Are all 2MX400's 200/166?)
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It's a Cooler Master
So it's good enough for a 486 then?

BTW, How'd you attach it?
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