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    Question Zalman VF700-Cu in a shuttle?

    Anyone tried it?

    Suspect it'll be too tall, but I need something to quieten down this 6600GT

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    Depends what shuttle you have. If you have a free PCI slot between the case and your AGP/PCI-e slot then you may be able to but if not then you'll need a case cut

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    Jiff, simple answer NO

    Unless you have the new style P series shuttles there is not enuff room.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jiff Lemon
    Anyone tried it?

    Suspect it'll be too tall, but I need something to quieten down this 6600GT
    I tried it with an ATI X850 XT in a SB95P. There is just place enough, though the Cu cooler is a little compressed on the CDROM/FDD mounting bracket.
    But i'm snot so satisfied with that cooler because you have to choose between 2 fan speeds (quiet or normal), "quiet" speed doesnt cool enough while playing games and "normal" is too noisy.
    I think I'll try the Artic Cooling ATI Silent 5 (exists also for NVidia)
    http://www.arctic-cooling.com/vga1.php

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    Just plug the cooler into your motherboard and use speedfan to keep temps down and noise to a minimum...

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    Quote Originally Posted by scotty6435
    Just plug the cooler into your motherboard and use speedfan to keep temps down and noise to a minimum...
    I'll try, thanks :-)

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