Anyone actually install the HR-03GTX yet?

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Performance-pcs.com has them in stock. That was my main problem wasn't sure which enzotech sinks to use. Im sure a kit of 8 memory, low profile memory, and mosfet would be fine though.

That should cover all the bases, so to speak. Looking at the Thermalright installation photos, it looks possible to use all copper sinks, not certain about the HSI chip though. I checked the listing for Performance PC's, may consider them if my main supplier doesn't get them in soon.

I actually have the 8800GTS and I am using the HR-03GT on it now along with the HR-11.
It is an awesome cooler. I am planning on getting the gtx280, we'll see how much the gtx285 is when it comes out.
I would like to see a better solution for the VRMs and hopefully they will adapt the HR-11 to the GTX200 series.
-J

Nice setup on the 8800GTS I have not tried an HR-11 yet, one of the few things from Thermalright that I haven't had If they do a 200 series version.
The GTX280 is a nice upgrade, they are quite reasonable in price now when on sale. Or if you can wait for the next gen. revision, I don't have enough patience!

Please post specific part names too and where you ordered them as I will be following in your foot steps.
-Jason

I will make a list whatever I use, of course the HR-03GTX, as well as the copper sinks. As for the 120mm fan, I have a couple kicking around which I want to test, a Noctua NF-P12 which worked well on the previous HR-03GT I did, a mid-range Panaflow, and a Silverstone beast which is rated at 100cfm+ but a lot noisier than the Noctua.
Or I could order a 220cfm Delta, that would supply enough airflow to take care of the entire card