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veryhumid said:i'm sure it won't be able to handle that card. i'm sure you could mod it, though.
Maviryk said:Well, we'll never know til I try to find out! If I can only find some in stock though. The stock cooling option on a 7800GS is pretty... pathetic... That NB cooler looks like it has a lot more surface area to work with.
Mooyo said:Wanna bet? I get temps at 47C and higher on my chipset before I even overclock it at all. Now I'm about 52/53 after overclocking and I haven't pushed it to it's max yet.
Not everyone's chipset fans are going to be the same. Mine blows and is loud enough to make me get off the computer after a half hour. Something like this heatsink is exactly right for me.
me said:...unless your NB temps are abnormally high or the heatsink is hot to the touch
ziggo0 said:What do you mean? Are you gonna mount that on a 7800GS?
Page 4 of the review, it's put on a DFI LANPARTY NF4.Bogie said:This cooler would work for sure on the dfi board? As i would like to get one.
otogrim said:Actually there are a bunch of other coolers us DFI guys can use. I've got a evercool vc-re on mine and it pretty much outperforms the original chipset fan and way quieter too.
Kris said:I have a evercool ordered for my expert. I had a modded zalman on my ultra d modded to sli. This thing looks cool but I really doubt it will cool that much better than either of these sub $15.00 (with the shipping) solutions to justify the extra cost.....