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Anyone tried this yet with say... a 6800 clip kit? Or is there a new clip kit coming out soon?
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7800GTX with Silverprop Fusion HL Block
- Thread starter Ub3r-L33ch
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It appears that the 7800's use the same mounting dimensions, though the ramcooling setup has changed. Granted that there aren't any clearance issues I suspect it would work with a little ingenuity. 
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6800 clip kit - its still the normal nvidia mounting holes AFAIK, so i think you'll be just fine
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Waiting for the 7800 with 512mb of ram, and then getting one. Scares me to think how nutso graphics cards will be in just a few more years....
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same with CPU's - water cooling may one day become stock cooling - heat is the only obstacle for CPU's right now (until 65nm or 45nm)
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Lol, you know its bad when you have to call the airconditoner guy out to repair your computer....
Sneaky is right watercooling is slowly becoming more common
Sony uses it for some of their pc and many gaming pc companys (alienware, voodoo ) do too.
xbox 360 is watercooled also so watercooling is becomeing more standard.
There was an article in my new CPU magazine about a complany that offers even phasechange cooling on their pcs right out of the box.
Sony uses it for some of their pc and many gaming pc companys (alienware, voodoo ) do too.
xbox 360 is watercooled also so watercooling is becomeing more standard.
There was an article in my new CPU magazine about a complany that offers even phasechange cooling on their pcs right out of the box.
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