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Best air cooler for ATI HD 3870
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11-17-07
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The HR-03 is the best vga air cooler you can get right now. It's big though, takes up 3 slots with a fan.
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11-17-07
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Err Bump?
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11-18-07
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Stb
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11-18-07
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Your question has been answered. The best air cooler is the Thermalright HR-03. There are several versions of it though, you have to make sure you get the one compatible with the 3870.
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11-18-07
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im going to say the HR-03 Rev 1. so far from what ive read. The DuOrb does well too, but ive heard mixed reactions for both coolers.
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11-18-07
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The HR-03 easily takes up 3 slots, the duorb will take up 2. If you need that 3rd slot, get the duorb, if not the HR-03 is the way to go. And you can use whatever fan you want with it, and there are ways to ghetto mount a 120mm fan on it as well.
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11-18-07
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The CanAsian
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Really now.... cause the problem is that i dont have a 92mm, and id much rather use a 120mm...
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11-24-07
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HD3870's with HR-03's in Crossfire
__________________  That power connector above the top on is for a side mounted 120mm fan. 38'ish degrees idle, 67 after bioshock @1920*1200 with lots of eye candy 
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11-24-07
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11-24-07
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True but nothing to compair with the HR03, i still think the HR03 is a better cooler period, if you have the space then buy one and watch the teps drop
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