ATI HD4850 PWM/MOSFET heatsink with 3rd party cooling?

[CooperXS]

At the moment I'm using VGA memory heatsinks on MOSFTEs with Akasa vortexx neo. But I'm not quite convienced with the though these may just fell off and shortcut something
Does anyone is aware of a decent heatsink that can be screwed onto mosfets? Something similar to Zalman's HSI heatsink:

[SiM]

You may as well get a decent cooler instead that allows air to be blown onto the card... unless you are watercooling it...

[CooperXS]

that's exactly what I'm using - Akasa does provide airflow over PWM area. Though w/o heatsinks on mosfets system may just shut down while playing a game
perhaps it's possible to get the stock heatsinks for 4850 separatly and just cut the PWM area off them? Anyone knows if these are available in retail?

[MadduckUK]

http://www.scan.co.uk/Product.aspx?WebProductId=175079

im using the Akasa cooler, along with a pack of these.. works great!

[Pob255]

I've seen a couple of pice where people have just taken ahacksaw or drimmle to the original cooler and cut the mosfet part off so they can use that.
here we go
http://www.xcpus.com/forums/mods/128...tml#post192683

[Howard - AKASA]

At the moment I'm using VGA memory heatsinks on MOSFTEs with Akasa vortexx neo. But I'm not quite convienced with the though these may just fell off and shortcut something
Does anyone is aware of a decent heatsink that can be screwed onto mosfets? Something similar to Zalman's HSI heatsink:

Hi Cooper - Agreed but if you were going to use the VGA memory heatsink AK-VMC01
http://www.akasa.co.uk/akasa_english..._ak_vmc_01.htm.

You should also be using ak-TT1280 Thermal tape it has a strong bond even at 70.C
http://www.akasa.co.uk/akasa_english...ak_tt12_80.htm.

We are seeing very good performance in the order of 20.C down in full turbo