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OK, you've convinced me. I'll "break in" my new 6800GT on air cooling, then once I know it's good I'll switch to watercooling it. But..... still nervous... $400 bux doesn't come easy.
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1/2" watercooling for 6800 cards (NON-dangerden)
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MoreGooder said:
It does if you're snakeing people for $125 waterblocks.
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LOL. True. Only a Cathar CPU block could ever be worth so much.
BeerHunter said:It does if you're snakeing people for $125 waterblocks.
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In case anyone's wondering why the 6800 heatsinks are being called crap, here's 2 pictures of it, with the first of the size of it relative to a CD...
The thing barely fits in the palm of my hand! Hell, my wallet is larger than this thing...and they really expect it to cool a 6800!
The thing barely fits in the palm of my hand! Hell, my wallet is larger than this thing...and they really expect it to cool a 6800!
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sad, really sad.
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Well, I wimped out. I found someone selling the MCW50, 6800 adapter and 1/2" barbs for $42.50 shipped. That's certainly better than $62 at Sidewinder. Since I don't have a drill press and since I went to Lowes and Home Depot today and couldn't find any of the parts I needed to convert the TC-4, this will have to do. Damn. I thought I'd found a use for the TC-4
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