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Thread: My custom 8800GT cooling solution

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    It might still fit... on the backside, dunno what kind of contact the heatsink would make, but it's possible it miiight still fit using the same mounting holes. I don't own the heatsink nor your revised model of the 8800GT to find out for myself.
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    What does the stock cooler on that revised alpha edition look like?
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    For the most part it's identical to the first one I had. Aside from the edges not being rounded over on the front and back nothing has changed. I found it amusing that they left the contact pads for the voltage regulators complete with thermal pads on this card when they aren't even touching anything.












    Last edited by aspire.comptech; 02-11-2008 at 03:34 PM.
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    you'd be better off cooling your components with a fire....

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    That's odd, it still has the thermal pads where the old voltage regulators were, yet, they are on the other side of the pcb now or so it appears... hmmmmm weird stuff

    Why would they trouble themselves by putting the pads on when the server no purpose? Oh well, why'd you RMA anyway if you don't mind my asking?
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    Was there any kind of heatsink on the back at all?

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    None whatsoever. Had it running under water for a couple hours so far, and they did get quite hot so I stuck a 120mm fan a couple of inches above the top.

    Might I direct you to this thread as to why it was rma'd

    http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=175805
    Quote Originally Posted by Chruschef in regards to Thermaltake water cooling
    you'd be better off cooling your components with a fire....

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    Quote Originally Posted by aspire.comptech View Post
    Just wanted to throw that out there and let you guys know that newer revisions of the 8800gt's will not be compatible with at least part of iandh's sink kit.
    Just wanted to add that AFAIK this applies to newer revisions of XFX brand 8800GT's only. I haven't seen any of the other major manufacturers using non-reference boards besides the Galaxy cards IIRC.

    Didn't want this to cause any confusion regarding currently released cards, but thank you very much for sharing the information nonetheless.
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    If I remember correctly Palit also uses a non reference design.
    Quote Originally Posted by Chruschef in regards to Thermaltake water cooling
    you'd be better off cooling your components with a fire....

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    Yeah, there was a thread on the Palit 8800GT recently. it was obviously not a reference design. We should expect to see more now than we did at launch.

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    The rev. 2 sinks are complete, they will ship to Petra's, Sidewinder, and ChilledPC tomorrow.

    Pictures tomorrow evening...
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    Sweeeet. The icing on the cake for me was I just found out Petra's is like 10 minutes away from my house, for some reason I thought it was somewhere else in the country. Silly me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by diabloazul126 View Post
    Sweeeet. The icing on the cake for me was I just found out Petra's is like 10 minutes away from my house, for some reason I thought it was somewhere else in the country. Silly me.
    Your in UC Santa Cruz? Your right across the bay from me!

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    I thought Petras was in San Jose...
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    Quote Originally Posted by tommithy View Post
    I thought Petras was in San Jose...
    Yeah, they are: http://shoppts.com/contact.html

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    Seems XFX dosen't seem to think the V-regs need cooling anymore (Maybe they are using larger ones that do not heat up as much?). I'd say your lucky IMO, now you could just thermal epoxy sinks on the memory chips 50/50 and not bother to cool those... Maybe re-sell your Iandh sinks, or you could just use them on the memory since you already have them and sell the mosfet part (there is some demand for just the mosfet piece seperately it seems)

    My 8800GTS from BFG has some slight covering issues with these sinks too, they still fit but the sink does not fully cover the lowest mosfet mosfet. Seems that EVGA used a smaller mosfet than BFG. However I still think these are the absolute best option for cooling my card overall, any other sinks are not easily removed, or fall off too easily. 1/2 contact with thermal paste might be better than full contact with crappy thermal pads anyways! And it's a larger mosfet to begin with so perhaps it will be more heat tolderant (impossibe for me to determin)...
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    I'm saving a bag of popcorn for those pictures... And its getting cold...


    Just kidding

    Looking forward to seeing these bad boys in person.

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    I'm gunna hold my breath until I see more pix from ianh! Post! Or I'll die.

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    Stay tuned for sexxxxay pics
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    your already 12 hours late!

    Not that im counting or anything...
    Quote Originally Posted by Chruschef in regards to Thermaltake water cooling
    you'd be better off cooling your components with a fire....

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    Quote Originally Posted by aspire.comptech View Post
    your already 12 hours late!

    Not that im counting or anything...
    Packing and shipping 117 sets of heatsinks is quite a task when mixed with a 8 to 5 job.

    Not to mention which I have to go to the dentist right now.



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    The silver anodized set actually looks nice. Will be checking Petra's again the next few days for these.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IsLNdbOi View Post
    The silver anodized set actually looks nice. Will be checking Petra's again the next few days for these.
    They'll be in stock at Petra's on monday.
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    Best of luck at the dentist, I have to go tomorrow...

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    I should probably go to the dentist one of these days for a cleaning.

    On that note, cleaning the Ceramique off of the old, bead-blasted sinks and the memory, mosfets, etc. on the card is gonna be a PITA.

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    Those are hot.

    Almost makes me wish I needed a set.

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