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Question on video card cooling?
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If you get a water block for your video cards, most of the blocks only cool the core, how would you cool the memory, just get some RAM sinks,
__________________Theres these http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835127009 those would cool it all but kinda expensive, and im not sure if they would fit on a 7800GTX, cause i plan on getting SLi of the 2 new 512MB 7800GTX thats the only reason why im asking.
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There good at cooling your ram, bad thing is that ram isn't really limited too much by temp. Don't get me wrong, you'll get a few more mhz out of em' but nothing huge without doing voltage mods. Also all those koolance ones are 1/4" ID tubing and that's rediculous! Almost everyone has 3/8 in not 1/2 and reducing down to 1/4 is too much! Best bet would be to just go with core cooling and get ram sinks.
__________________OCZ maked some good ones and so does tweakmonster (although the tweakmonsters are quite expensive).
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Thats nothing for a GPU block that cools the GPU and RAM. If you realy want a good waterblock that will cool both the GPU and RAM, get this: http://www.dangerdenstore.com/produc...&cat=48&page=1Those Koolance blocks have really small tubing(1/4"), so they won't perform very well. edit: As for SLI, get these: http://www.dangerdenstore.com/produc...&cat=67&page=1
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