[hurrp]

Will they deffinetly fit? I have 2x ATI HD4850s and one looks differant from the other one. Some of the capacitors are in a differant place. Will this block fit both of them?

Also, is there a way to get a heatsink off that is glued on?

http://www.watercoolinguk.co.uk/cata...oducts_id=1333

 

[aaronb33]

If there are caps in different places, chances are one of the cards is not a reference board so, no, a reference block won't fit.

 

[hurrp]

Ones a Saphire and the other is a Gainward, How do i check wich one it will fit on?

 

[aaronb33]

At a guess I'd say the sapphire one was the reference board but you could just put the block in place without fixing it with screws just to see if it fits.

 

[u238]

Often full cover blocks won't fit non-reference cards. Why don't you just get universal blocks and some ramsinks? The 4850s don't need much cooling other than the GPU.

 

[dieanotherday]

ooooo =\\

gainward is usually not reference

 

[motoray]

Get some mcw60's Plus GPU blocks run colder than full coverage blocks.

 

[hurrp]

Thanks guys, ill get 2 gpu only blocks and some ramsinks

One of the heatsinks is glued onto the GPU. Is there anyway to get it off?

 

[aaronb33]

It shouldn't be glued. Check all the screws are out and then wiggle the sink about a bit, it's probably just the thermal paste being a bit too sticky or maybe the RAM pads have adhered a bit.

 

[motoray]

Its probably suctioned to it lol which actually usually happens with 2 really nice surfaces so i bet that card will run colder.