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  1. 21-06-2007, 02:28 PM #1
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    3rd party coolers for 8800 series cards

    Hi all.

    I'm sure I'd seen on here a link or a pic of a 3rd party heatpipe cooler for the 8800 series - can anyone point me in the direction of one of these?

    Have just build a Core2Duo system with a 640mb 8800GTS, and am expecting some nasty noise from it. A heatpipe would be just lovely if available. Cheers!
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    They are very quiet actually.

    Well...my EVGA one is so prolly similar.
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    - Thermaltake TMG MD5

    - Thermalright HR-03 Plus

    Those are the only two I can find at the minute.

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  4. 21-06-2007, 10:15 PM #4
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    humm dont think that thermaltake one will be good, btw zalman have 2 coming out soon.
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    8800's are not to bad, try it first before you buy another cooler.
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    Yeah, you guys are right - it's actually pretty quiet. I was really surprised. Thanks for the links NightshadowUK. Seems the Thermalright one still needs a fan - pretty pointless then.
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    Does not actually need a fan - it depends on your case coolinf and air flow, but a good quiet fan will improve cooling performance.....
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