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NVIO chip cooling?

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Dark_n_Beyond

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Hey everyone,

Quick question....I was planning to try out my tek-9 this weekend with some DIce on a GTX 280. Got it all apart and cleaned up (TIM on the GPU was the worst application I think I've ever seen), and I came to a halt looking at the nvio chip. I haven't really found anything about what I should do for that. Hopefully microcenter will have something, but I'm not holding my breath. Might have to postpone til next weekend. What do you guys use?
 
I think that most of the components on the graphics card are usually cooled by cold traveling through the pcb from the pot. I am not familiar with that card though.
 
you could slap a ramsink or something on it to cool it.

I should really get some of those....it's on the list!

I think that most of the components on the graphics card are usually cooled by cold traveling through the pcb from the pot. I am not familiar with that card though.

That's what I was thinking too, but I'm not sure. I've got a chipset heatsink that will bolt up (slightly twisted, but I don't see an issue with it). Couldn't hurt?
 
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