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Anyone know of any water blocks that will fit on the x800PRO?
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[FIND] x800PRO compatible WC blocks?
- Thread starter Mr.Guvernment
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Maze4 should fit. Matter of fact, all waterblocks that could fit the previous cards can.
OP
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^^ sweet nice to know 
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I will be installing one of these Maze4's onto my X800 tomorrow afternoon! I can post here again tomorrow night with my thoughts...
OP
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Any thoughts on that i got an x800 XT now and looks like i am going the WC route - since my ATi silencer fan is making more noise then m raptor HD now which really stinks - so might as well WC everything now
i got an x800 XT now and looks like i am going the WC route - since my ATi silencer fan is making more noise then m raptor HD now which really stinks - so might as well WC everything now 
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I have a X800XT and am using a DD Maze w/ Acetal Top with Copper Ram Sinks, work great, currently getting 27.5C Temps, Not quite sure if these are good Temps, But anything under 30C I assume is good for a VPU.
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cliffwork said:
took the words right outta my mouth - get that exact same combo for your x800pro, and you're set!
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cliffwork said:
anything under 80 is good for a GPU
nice temps
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greenman100 said:
Am i missing something?
This is not a recent post and when i made it orignally there were not many , if any at all, posts about x800 WB.
Anyways, i am trying to order the dangerden maze 4 chrome edition, but having issues ordering from their site
My silencer kept my temps sub 50C, darn noisey fan!
