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  1. 23-11-2005, 01:36 PM #33
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    Quote Originally Posted by sawyen
    My 6800GT doesnt even have push pins, as long your cooler needs something to secure on, it will most defninitely work. The Zalman clip has two variants of screw holes and enuf screw nipples for u to go as side dish for dinner... But just to be safe, I had a little look at Zalman's website on their compatibility list.. and yes, all 7 series cards are compatible..

    The £20 is money well spent....
    Ok kool, gonna go for that then... if only scan sold artic silver.. ey scan.. if only... ey scan..
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    Quote Originally Posted by sawyen
    My 6800GT doesnt even have push pins, as long your cooler needs something to secure on, it will most defninitely work. The Zalman clip has two variants of screw holes and enuf screw nipples for u to go as side dish for dinner... But just to be safe, I had a little look at Zalman's website on their compatibility list.. and yes, all 7 series cards are compatible..

    The £20 is money well spent....

    Superior to the 9500...? The 9500 is a CPU cooler.. i was talking about GPU cooler.. thats why I asked about the Artic Cooler..

    I already bought the 9500 for my CPU...
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  3. 24-11-2005, 03:00 AM #35
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    I was just saying the surface finish of the VF700-Cu is almost as good if not better than the surface finish on them 9500.. You dunt normally see these kind of surface finishes on those Arctic Coolers or any stock coolers for say..

    And yes, I know you got 9500.. Getting a VF700-Cu would just be much better...
    Me want Ultrabook

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    Quote Originally Posted by sawyen
    I was just saying the surface finish of the VF700-Cu is almost as good if not better than the surface finish on them 9500.. You dunt normally see these kind of surface finishes on those Arctic Coolers or any stock coolers for say..

    And yes, I know you got 9500.. Getting a VF700-Cu would just be much better...

    Hehehe, no no, I totally understand bro...
    I ordered it, I cant wait for it to arrive!
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    Sawyen, quick question mate..
    whats the major difference between the vf700 and the fatal one.. located at: http://www.tekheads.co.uk/s/product?product=605131

    apart from that l33t light that does nothing...
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  6. 24-11-2005, 02:00 PM #38
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    hmn.. never personally used the fatality version.. but I would assume a larger foot print and the bling bling lights? I might be wrong about the footprint tho...

    The copper sink also has a red-ish look to it compared to the vanilla VF700-Cu
    Me want Ultrabook

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    No difference part from the bling bling
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