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ALBPM - Cool mod !
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Oh no KvH, I used Frag Tape for them. Easier to remove if I ever have to.
Paul"Never interfere with the enemy when he is in the process of destroying himself"Comment
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The CoolJag Heatsink fits nicely
It also cools about 4-5 degC more than the ColdCPU Cooler.
Like the review said you can't use the screws it comes with to turn the fan around to suck the air through the Heatsink. It does perform very well blowing on the Heatsink.
This is one very nice chunk of copper
Paul
I almost forgot..... $18.00 from these guys:
Last edited by ALBPM; 19 July 2002, 18:58."Never interfere with the enemy when he is in the process of destroying himself"Comment
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Wow! That looks great! Much better than the old fan, but:
How can you read the temperature of the P.?It also cools about 4-5 degC more than the ColdCPU Cooler.
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I'm monitoring the temp with a probe from my Digital Doc taped to the backside of "P" right over the GPU.
It got up to 44 degC with the stock heatsink. It maxed once at 42.3 with the ColdCPU and so far hasn't gone above 35.8 degC with the CoolJag Heatsink.
Paul"Never interfere with the enemy when he is in the process of destroying himself"Comment
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Very nice job Paul! Great results too.MSI K7D Master L, Water Cooled, All SCSI
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LianLiPC70Comment
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anyone tryed with a similar project?
it works good on my GF2...Comment
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Nice belinassu !!! Copper sure does improve the heat transfer over an all aluminum Heatsink design.
Paul"Never interfere with the enemy when he is in the process of destroying himself"Comment
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- So, it is possible to attach a Socket A Cooler to the card? I was also wondering, if (i know it would look ghetto) it would be possible to fasten down the heatsink with some plastic zip ties, through the various holes in the P?
Great, mods. Looks very promising. Just a last question (opinion). What are peoples thoughts about how much a performance gain would be with the increase of the GPU Speed? Seeing a lot of people expect the bottleneck of the card to be that. It'd be nice to see, if the core was bumped up to around 230-240, that an increase of around 500-1000 3DMarks
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Paul,
What are you using to hold your cooljag HS on with? I think I'll be going that route
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Yes looks very nice!Originally posted by GT98
Paul,
What are you using to hold your cooljag HS on with? I think I'll be going that route
I'm only wondering, what Paul has done with the step on the plate, that can be seen here:
One ram HS is missing. not enough room? And what about the noise of the CoolJag?
I would change the fan against the YS-TECH TMD (35 m³/h, 25 dBa or 51 m³/h, 33 dBa - first one preferred)
found here:
and here (modified mounting, because it's only 74x74 in size and does not fit on the normal 80x80 HSF):
I think ist must be possible to mount the YS-TECH TMD on the CoolJag HS.
*Corrected some glitches....
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The "Step" is facing down in the pictures towards the AGP slot contacts so there is about a 1mm strip on that side of the GPU that isn't coverd.
I tried the opposite direction but there are some components on the card that get in the way and are too tall to fit under the "Step"
Yes, it is time to trim the oversized 30 x 30mm RAM Heatsinks.
To attach the CoolJag I used Arctic Silver heatsink paste. I coated the GPU with a very thin uniform layer and then cleaned off a small area in each corner. I used super glue - well, it was my wife's fingernail version because it has a nice little brush for applying it in each of the corners. Then I applied pressure for about five minutes and let the thing sit for about 1/2 hour before installing the card.
Paul"Never interfere with the enemy when he is in the process of destroying himself"Comment
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Many thanks for the info!Originally posted by ALBPM
The "Step" is facing down in the pictures towards the AGP slot contacts so there is about a 1mm strip on that side of the GPU that isn't coverd.
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I think I go the same way (but why is this CoolJag so expensive her in Germany?) when I get my Parhelia, but I try to replace the fan - I don't want a starting Boing or Airbus in my tower case.
cu/2 magog - Germany - flying with OS/2 Warp speed...in a vehicle named eComStation (eCS)
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That looks very cool. Any reason why the upper right memory chips aren't covered by a heatsink?Originally posted by ALBPM
The CoolJag Heatsink fits nicely
It also cools about 4-5 degC more than the ColdCPU Cooler.
Like the review said you can't use the screws it comes with to turn the fan around to suck the air through the Heatsink. It does perform very well blowing on the Heatsink.
This is one very nice chunk of copper
Paul
I almost forgot..... $18.00 from these guys:
http://www.1coolpc.com/
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