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Who says RAM doesn't need cooling? (And cooler help as well)
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If it helps, it died during that Natures Run or w/e in 3Dmark06, froze the entire computer, so I shut the power off, reset, saw it had artifacts in the BIOS, shut power off again and took the card out.
Then after I installed my 9600GT and got a drink (Roughly ten minutes to do both, its a cramped case..), it was still very hot.
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The T-rad2 is great, I've used it but I find I like the Scythe Musashi I'm running now even better. Cools just as well while being quieter and more compact.
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if you buy a t-rad2 from certain stores it comes with 2 thermalright fans already put on there
just note someone told me you can't do the stock plate trick to cool the VRMS if you buy the t-rad
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