I wouldn't as it voids your warranty.
Heat sinks for graphics card memory ?
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I´m wondering if these make any difference ?
I have a powercolor 4670, and it does´nt come with any.
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I was thinking of cutting a chipset heatsink
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into 4 equal pieces and using some thermal adhesive.
Is this a waste of time, or just go for it. ?
I have a powercolor 4670, and it does´nt come with any.
Attachment 101192
I was thinking of cutting a chipset heatsink
Attachment 101193
into 4 equal pieces and using some thermal adhesive.
Is this a waste of time, or just go for it. ?
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why not...give it a shot.
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Engineer that sucker!
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Isn't that the core temp? I didn't think those cards had temp sensor for the RAM. Also, that is not really that hot. Still, if you have them anyways, go for it.
Originally Posted by mr soft It sits on 40 Idle 55/60 gaming , I´d like to see if it can come down a bit more. I have to go and buy the thermal adhesive this afternoon. I´ll give it a go and post some after shots. |
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Yeh your right , that is core temp. Think I´ll give a go Anyway.
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Isn't that the core temp? |
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1+ for......WHY NOT!!!
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lol
Originally Posted by stevenma188 The answer to this question is...WHY NOT!!! 
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