IDEA! i think its not that stupid even.

[Lt. Max]

watercooling your ram, i mean like this copper plate wit a hole drilled thru and little turbulence in its entrance, should cool the ram very well i think and water could just like pass thru either seperately or on its way to the radiator or something. wont u think this is a good idea?

[deathstar13]

i think its a good idea, but does it need to be done? is my question.
my ram is oc-ed at 143 fsb and @cas2-2-2
it doesnt even like higher voltages yet. i do get higher temps than i like on my sticks. my digidoc reads 49-50c at full load on 3dmark.
ive asked people here before if this may be limiting my overclocks becouse of heat. i never actually remember a answer to that question.
but at this point my overclocks arent limited by my ram. so as for now im leaven mine alone.

[Lt. Max]

well it would make it cooler which would make it live longer and be more stabile and in some cases help overclock

[Monaco]

that would be pretty cool, but really overkill. I read somewhere that even when overclocked and overvolted, even the fastest RAM puts out a measly 10 watts of heat. The PCB itself is more than enough to dissipate that heat. Still there is nothing wrong with overkill:)


Here is a link to what I mean, it's at Dan's Data dot com (http://www.dansdata.com/fastram.htm) in the heat spreader review section, like half way down.

[The Overclocker]

i was going to watercool mine but there is no point. if you hca something like a geforce 2mx you would be able to put a peltier over all 4 ram bits - that may help

[stool]

You could probably do as much just by attaching small heatsinks with thermal epoxy, but as was said before, its overkill.