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| Guide to installing a VF900 on a 7900GT |
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Poster: leimrod
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This is a sped up visual guide showing you how to install a Zalman VF900-Cu onto a eVGA 7900GT. Its not perfect, but you'll catch my drift 
Oh and a rep+ for the first person to guess what the BGM is a remix of  |
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· Date: Wed November 22, 2006 · Views: 6814 · Filesize: 19358.2kb · Dimensions: n/a ·
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Rating:  9.60
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Wincet
3.5ghz
Registered: June 2006
Location: MD
Posts: 618
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Sun November 26, 2006 7:28pm
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Rating: 10.00
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Nice guide for the 7900GT. I'm getting one soon along with a ZF900 so it was a nice watch even thought zalman installations are pretty straightforward.
The BGM music seems famaliar. Is it from F-Zero?
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leimrod
4.0ghz
Registered: October 2006
Posts: 822
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Mon November 27, 2006 6:56am
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dammit... thought this forum was full of 16 y/o's, thought nobody would guess that muzak  rep+ for you, its from the first level of F-Zero, mute city
Yeah the installation of the VF900 is pretty easy, still if the video stops just 1 n00b from short circuiting his vga it will all be worth it 
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Sig designs | Build Log: Antec P180b | Lapping Guide: Tuniq, Opty 165, HR-05 | OC LOG: Opty 165, Mushkin RAM, 7900GTX
HTPC: HAL 1.0
CPU: E6600 @ stock
RAM: 2x1GB Mushkin HP6400
Mobo: Gigabyte GA-965QM DS2
GFX: eVGA 8800GTX
HDD: WD 500GB SATA w/ Vista 32bit
Case: Lian li PC-V300
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NiK_0_0
1.7ghz
Registered: April 2005
Location: Toronto
Posts: 333
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Sun December 10, 2006 1:25pm
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OCRemix for the win!!!! Very nice guide you have there, good attention to detail!
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Next Upgrades: - Zalman 9500 or Tuniq Tower
- C2D/X2 (eventually)
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d3daiM
AWAY FROM OVERCLOCK.NET
Registered: April 2006
Location: Salinas, CA
Posts: 6775
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Thu January 18, 2007 5:08am
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Rating: 9.00
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great tutorial!
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leimrod
4.0ghz
Registered: October 2006
Posts: 822
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Thu January 18, 2007 1:18pm
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I should probably mention i've changed my method of doing this since. I now use ArtiClean to clean the ram and gpu, I also don't spread out the AS5 I just put a blob in the middle of the gpu and let the heatsinks weight spread it
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Sig designs | Build Log: Antec P180b | Lapping Guide: Tuniq, Opty 165, HR-05 | OC LOG: Opty 165, Mushkin RAM, 7900GTX
HTPC: HAL 1.0
CPU: E6600 @ stock
RAM: 2x1GB Mushkin HP6400
Mobo: Gigabyte GA-965QM DS2
GFX: eVGA 8800GTX
HDD: WD 500GB SATA w/ Vista 32bit
Case: Lian li PC-V300
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gonX
Needs more ding-dong
Registered: May 2006
Posts: 14895
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I'm gonna say though, it's 10 times more safe to spread it out manually, because the last couple of times I let the heatsink spread it out, I killed my graphics card because I put too little on.
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Originally Posted by OJX
Drill a hole in the top side of the case, preferably near the front
Make sure you sandpaper the hole, and then put some U rubber over it to avoid sharp edges. Put some grease around the newly drilled hole, and then screw your computer, screw it hard. Maybe install some UV lights and turn em up to indicate that your computer is also excited.
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