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[Pertas] iandh 4870 ram/vrm sinks are out
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12-05-08
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where to buy?
I just installed a thermalright T-rad2 on my 4870. It is doing a great job on the GPU and the ram is ok. The VRM's are still too warm.
__________________IandH, Do you sell direct or should I just order these from Petra's? Cheers S
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Did you do any analysis on the heat transfer and dissipation properties of these?
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12-07-08
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another option
Hey I
__________________I have the 4870 in an HTPC case so it doesn't get as much airflow as i would like. I have been looking at options and I came up with this... Another way to use your setup would be with 2 of the VRM sinks. One on the front as normal, then another on the back of the card. You would need slightly longer screws to mount it, but I bet you would get a significant temp drop. You wouldn't need to re-tool your operation, and you can sell the kits with 2 VRM sinks as an upgrade option. Any chance you could test this set up to see how well it cools? Cheers S
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