I've been looking how to cool the pwm chips on my X1950Xt, the stock HS is total crap and even worse it has a thermal pad.
The problem that worries me is that between the PWM chips and of roughly the same hight are some resitors and I don't want to fry them. At fist I just wanteed to change the thermal pad for Arctic ceramique but the frekin resirosrs worry me. ides?
Death is just a state of mind!
DFI LanPartyUT nF4-UltraD, R.AD0 NBw.TR HR05-SLI+Glacial tech 92mm fan
Venice 3000+, NBBWE 0601 (255×9) GPMWTT Sonic tower + noiseblocker 120mm,
2×512MB Corsair 3200XL TCCD+BP PCB
GeCube X1950XT,256MB, cooled by Zalman Vf700CU-water cooling under constuction
Hitachi Deskstar T7K250, 250GB SATA II, 8MB cache
Samsung SpinPoint S120 SP2504c 250GB SATA II, 8MB cache
Seagate Barracuda 7 80GB, PATA, 2MB cache, 7200rpm in Metal Gear box
BenQ DVD-1650, DL DVD-RW
NEC ND-3520AW DL DVD-RW,
Enhance ENS-0252A, EPS12V, 520W. moded to have a 120mm fan istead of the second 80mm. Ultra Monster
Casetek 1018+120mm blowhole on top
iiyama Vision Master pro 454
ooo, I have an idea!
open the case, and blow on the video card like its hot soup!
(no real ideas)
Specs:
- e6600 3.2ghz, 1.35vcore (MAX 3.9ghz 1.7v) Cooling: Project_Infinity: The search for the best quiet air cooling.
- P5W DH Deluxe Cooling Mod
- 2048mb Patiot PC2 5300 @ 890mhz, 4-4-4-12, 2.15v (MAX 1053mhz 2.35v)
- Nvidia 8800gt
- Silverstone ST75F 750watt
- Modded Asus Vento (Black) *Heavy Case Modding In Progress*
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