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    Question Aftermarket air cooling for HD4890

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    Re: Aftermarket air cooling for HD4890


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    Re: Aftermarket air cooling for HD4890

    The Thermaltake Sorb should be compatible as long as the pins on the 4890 are the same as 4850 and 4870.

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    Re: Aftermarket air cooling for HD4890

    currently looking at this or this
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    Re: Aftermarket air cooling for HD4890

    The pin out is not the same, thats not to say the layout isnt the same.

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    Re: Aftermarket air cooling for HD4890

    Well i've read a couple of posts on other forums where people are using the Scythe on a HD4890 with no mention of modding or incompatability. Still, I'm going to give the gard a good hiding with the stock cooler & if that's ok, then i'll keep it as-is.
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    Re: Aftermarket air cooling for HD4890

    Just bought a Sapphire HD 4890 so also looking. I think the Arctic Cooling Accelero Twin Turbo (fuel injected twin exhaust superchipped) sounds promising. I have read some people having to mod a ram cooler or two but temperatures and sound seems to be reduced quite well.

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