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Thread: 8800GTS with Intel Fan - 13*C temp drop

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian MP5T View Post
    Has anyone thought just about attaching a port tot he back and sucking air out...

    You could literally use a HUGE fan and move some very high volumes of air.
    lol no i hadnt thought of that that would be insanely cool. Like a 140mm delta or something.....but imagine the dust :P

    i did cut out the back vent so its bigger it kind of helped.

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    lol, i remember doing that to my 8600gt a while back. the temp drops were amazing, and no more buzzing stock fan
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    Nice 'invention' to mod that intel fan to it! As fast as I saw that cooler and fan side by side I realized that those belong together

    Before mods, I have changed thermal paste and tapes to AS5 both on core and mems. Now I fitted the intel fan (by 'old' I mean that model which had only 3 wires, still a C2D stock fan) and cut off the fangrill on the back. The mod itself should not be difficult, but it took some time because I didn't find all tool I wanted to use

    That pic contains a lot of information, but I think the main message is clear: nice boost. (consider that my temps were already low, I think)
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    any way to put an intel fan on there without screwing it in? maybe zip ties? anyone?

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    Quote Originally Posted by messerchmidt View Post
    any way to put an intel fan on there without screwing it in? maybe zip ties? anyone?
    Double-sided tape may work, but also may peel off due to heat and vibrations.

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    great thinking
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    He stated his temps with the stock config and with the intel temps lowered....

    Quote Originally Posted by Brian MP5T View Post
    I have a question... there is a flaw IMO here.. The stock cooler uses a drum fan and because there is a hole on the opposite side of the main hole, it can draw air from both sides... Some of the air that you are pushing is leaking out...
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    Finally the intel stock fan can come in handy, nice work!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kolapso View Post
    Finally the intel stock fan can come in handy, nice work!
    lol, for once. Most people consider them worthless, but this is a good idea.
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    Great minds thinking alike and all that...Did this mod on my 8800GTX almost 2 years ago with the addition of a scavenging fan as well...Dropped my core temps by approx. 10 deg C..
    I did not remove the original radial fan but simply Riva`d it 100% as well..

    The biggest gain was the use of a scavenge fan though..

    Oh,and I did not mod the original card whatsoever...The fans are attached with Loctite Grey Silicon.This way if I ever need to rma the card everything is removable and no one will be any the wiser..
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