Maybe someone else here has water cooled one... I can't think of how, considering that there are no holes to mount one with... would epoxy do the trick?
-nick
Even watercooling a Geforce3 is overkill, dont even get me started on watercooling a TNT Vanta!
Really tho, my advice to you, either get a WAY better video card, then maybe it would be worth some serious cooling, or just leave it as is. Even if you did spend tons a $$$ for watercooling, you would get about 25MHz more outta it, thereforce giving you about an extra 5-7 FPS. Do yourself a HUGE favour, spend the video watercooling money youve saved, and buy a Geforce2 Por 64mbDDR, or if possible, a G3.
Nick C (Jul 29, 2001 10:16 p.m.):
Maybe someone else here has water cooled one... I can't think of how, considering that there are no holes to mount one with... would epoxy do the trick?
-nick
The water cooling rig is going to caust more than a new and way better vid card.
Example (cheapest possible effective water cooling rig)
Pump: $30
Radiator $30
Block $30 ($20 if you make your own)
Tubing screws nuts (or as epoxy) $20
Resevoir $10
Ok under best case senerio the cheapest your looing at is about $110
you can get a geforce2 GTS 32mb card for $103
So the question is not how but why?
Of course this is all moot if you already have the water cooling rig and just want to attach it to that card so you can see how fast it will go before it fries.
I Have the system already... and am going to get a new GF3 when the prices fall a little. And, yes, I'm gonna try to fry it by overclocking it to max
-nick
ok now your talking... I would get just put the block on by using a little silcone around on the corners. That will give you a nice solid connection but it will come off when you fry the board.
Nick C (Jul 29, 2001 11:40 p.m.):
I Have the system already... and am going to get a new GF3 when the prices fall a little. And, yes, I'm gonna try to fry it by overclocking it to max
-nick
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