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Old 07-30-09   #1 (permalink)
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Hi there,
Just thought i'd share my thoughts on the Duorb.
£26 inc p+p, lol theres enough little heatsinks to cover everything everywhere, some even went on my mobo.
Using a eah4850top from asus, stock clocks are 680mhz on the core.

Stock idle 43c
Stock load 76c Developing black blocks on screen.

Duorb idle 33c
Duorb load 54c

Ambient temps for both tests 22c.

Awsome i can now play my games without problems, stock on hot days @ 33c room temp gave me unplayable games, totally unplayable but i can't see this being a problem anymore.

Just loaded @ 750mhz core which gave 56c stable for about 20min, all looking good.

Well for a cheap cooler im very happy as i couldnt really afford anything else. I def recommended
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I have them on my 4850's and I love them.
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mmm...nice....Giving me some ideas....TT Duorb 29 Euros at my place,
Thermalright T-Rad2 - 48 Euros
Thermalright HR-03 GT - 41 Euros...

It looks good for the price, still...I`d be upgrading my VGA in a year or some....do yu guys think it is possible to buy some vga cooling that would fit on some future cards, or at least be easy to adjust for proper use?
I`d probably get GTX 285 or similar ati...who knows...

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Hi there,
Just thought i'd share my thoughts on the Duorb.
£26 inc p+p, lol theres enough little heatsinks to cover everything everywhere, some even went on my mobo.
Using a eah4850top from asus, stock clocks are 680mhz on the core.

Stock idle 43c
Stock load 76c Developing black blocks on screen.

Duorb idle 33c
Duorb load 54c

Ambient temps for both tests 22c.

Awsome i can now play my games without problems, stock on hot days @ 33c room temp gave me unplayable games, totally unplayable but i can't see this being a problem anymore.

Just loaded @ 750mhz core which gave 56c stable for about 20min, all looking good.

Well for a cheap cooler im very happy as i couldnt really afford anything else. I def recommended
Not bad cooler i must say.

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