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How can I keep my mosfets cool (4850)
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I have sawed-off the end of the stock cooler and screwed it on to my mosfets and when I touch it it's boiling hot.
What can I do to keep it cool @ load? ![]()
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Hack a fan onto it. That or get some decent mosfet heatsinks.
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It's normal that they are hot. But if you really want to cool them, you will have to find a way to point a fan directly to them.
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Stick a fan on the heatsink
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No, I'm just happy 2 c u
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Wait, I'm not exactly sure what you've done here. Do you have a pic, or could you describe it a little more? Sorry, I'm just curious.
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can u show some pics of what you did?
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How did you attach it to your mosfets? Did you used some TIM to help the join?
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Commodore 64
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Thermal tape
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You might have better luck with this cooler:
http://www.ncixus.com/products/32768...tic%20Cooling/
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Here's essentialyl what I did guys
http://8000.hillbillyhardware.com:80...oc/4850oc.html ![]() Sawed that off the end of the stock cooler (mine isnt scratched though). Gonna set up a 120mm fan somehow ![]()
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