GPU Cooling

Quigsby · Jun 19, 2004

Hey folks,

If you use a CPU Block like the Maze4 (or the like) to cool your CPU, what do you use to cool the RAM? Do RAMsinks do? Or do you go for custommade/alternative GPU waterblocks? (Or, just go without?)

Thanks.

Sophisticated · Jun 19, 2004

the GPU is the core on the video card and u use a GPU block for that...for the ram on the video card u can use tweakmonster ramsinks with alumina

JFettig · Jun 20, 2004

most cpu blocks like maze 4s are too big to clear components, I supose thats depending on the card, but yeah, you can still use ramsinks if they fit.

Jon

BlueAqua2 · Jun 20, 2004

Or you can buy a waterblock that will cool your GPU and your RAM like these:

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Senater_Cache · Jun 20, 2004

MOst cards on the market today have their ram running at close to max speed anyway. There isnt much room for ram overclocking IMO. Also it is nowadays the CPU that cant do the GPU justice. Since GeForce3 mainstream CPUs (and their respective FSBs and chipsets) have not been able to supply modern GPUs with enough
SenC.

DarkDraco · Jun 20, 2004

we dont use the actual maze4 cpu block on out cards. theres a maze4 made for the GPU. as for the ram and mosfets, i use my own custom ram sinks

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