regular g400 heatsink? (retail)

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  • ALBPM
    Super MURCer
    • Aug 1999
    • 3868

    #16
    Mine suprisingly is not that noisy. I keep the case under my desk and actually the hardrive makes more noise then the fans.

    Paul
    "Never interfere with the enemy when he is in the process of destroying himself"

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    • Opus
      MURCer
      • Sep 1999
      • 100

      #17
      Hey ALBPM,
      Kewl setup

      Hunsow - mines does Two extra case fans in my setup even under my desk make a lot of noise (can hear it down the hall...).

      The sounds of automatic gunfire, grenades and blood-curdling screams from multiplayer Delta Force drowns it out though

      Cheers

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      • Jake
        MURCer
        • Aug 1999
        • 427

        #18
        If you can imagne how it would feel like to have some air-jockey in an f-18 do a mach2 flyby at 300 feet altitude over your house, then your pretty close to the sound my system makes when I turn it on....

        I think one of the case fans have a really bad bearing. It sound like it could break down anytime soon.

        cheers,

        Jake
        Who is General Failiure and why is he reading my drive?
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        • Hunsow
          MURCer
          • Aug 1999
          • 657

          #19
          If an F18 makes the same noise as an F16 yes I can imagine.

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          • merchant2

            #20
            well no noise and i have 1 90mm atx power fan (reversed) 1 80mm front case fan 1 80 mm fan turned in to a card cooler i changed outthe original fan on my aavid heat sink to a 60 mm 5000 rpm fan and a second 60 mm fan was on the v3 2000 but i pulled that so i could just drop it on the g400 when it comes in case temp runs at 27c to 30 no higher. but i live in a basement so it never really gets to hot. (whon cares about radon gas my pc is cool hehehehehehehehe)

            ALBPM iv'e thought of painting my case but i havn't becuase i woud have to shut my system down while it dry's althoue if i remove the sides and paint them then do up the top (it also is removeable i could, naw im not that obsesive am i ?...............yes i am.
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            [This message has been edited by merchant2 (edited 06-29-99).]

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            • LAMFDTK
              MURCer
              • Aug 1999
              • 946

              #21
              I am serious about the case painting, just another thing to do to the system. Candy Apple Red metal-flake ! I hear you get better FPS in that color...I have 8 fans in my case..Loud, Why does'nt somone come out with a sound proof case? Or at least Quiet, yea the "Turbo Hush Case" 35 Db's with 10 fans?
              Steve has a great setup, you need the Biggest heatsink that will fit with a fan blowing "outside" air across the fins. This beats all those aftermarket ones like tennemax. I have one of those, not enough heatsink. I also think that the fan in the G400's is like the Tennemax, It looks good and will do the job but if you have room you can do better. I plan on a G400 Regular Guy model and am going to clock it silly


              ALBPM we can cut the stuff and sell it as "Voodoo Fan Filters". $3.99 plus 5.99 S&H

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              • ALBPM
                Super MURCer
                • Aug 1999
                • 3868

                #22
                Heheh, Ok LAMFDTK we'll make millions.

                I found some info on sound proofing your cases using a sound proofing mat called Dynamat. http://2cooltek.hypermart.net/7896_3.html

                Here's another link - to the Heat Sink guide for graphics cards. http://www.heatsink-guide.com/

                And finally here's what this same guy did to a TNT2 Ultra. We can do the same to our G400's. He even put heat sinks on the Memory chips. http://www.2cooltek.com/tnt2.html

                Paul


                "Never interfere with the enemy when he is in the process of destroying himself"

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                • LightHeaded
                  mini MURCer
                  • Sep 1999
                  • 22

                  #23
                  Has anyone here ever tried VegeMite as a heat sink compound?

                  I heard it sticks like hell and gives the room a rich, nutty, molasses-like aroma....

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                  Paul Luntsford, LC
                  PLA Designs, Inc. Theatre and Lighting Consultants
                  NT4, AOpenAX6BC, P3-500, 100MHzFSB,256MB SDRAM(PC100),MillG200AGP/16MB SGRAM




                  PLA Designs, Inc.
                  Theatrical Consulting
                  and Lighting Design

                  Once a Senior Member, then lost, then back again. Very expensive computers that run really fast, and don't really care to brag about anymore. This is, after all, just my job.

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                  • LightHeaded
                    mini MURCer
                    • Sep 1999
                    • 22

                    #24
                    Seriously,

                    I have been looking for a good active cooler for a Pentium 3 shell. The thing is weird...it only has plastic on one side and is bare-arsed on the other. This goofy clip-on heatsink and fan thing seems a little lame.

                    Is there a damn-good Peltier-style out that one can order here in the Colonies? Particularly in Oregon? I really don't care about cost.

                    The darn thing gets HOT at 500mhz (not overclocked) with all the other crap in the case....you know, the sheet metal box that spends most of it's time on the other side of the room...

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                    Paul Luntsford, LC
                    PLA Designs, Inc. Theatre and Lighting Consultants
                    NT4, AOpenAX6BC, P3-500, 100MHzFSB,256MB SDRAM(PC100),MillG200AGP/16MB SGRAM




                    PLA Designs, Inc.
                    Theatrical Consulting
                    and Lighting Design

                    Once a Senior Member, then lost, then back again. Very expensive computers that run really fast, and don't really care to brag about anymore. This is, after all, just my job.

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                    • ALBPM
                      Super MURCer
                      • Aug 1999
                      • 3868

                      #25
                      Hey LightHeaded, there are a few places not up in Oregon but still in the Colonies...Heheh

                      Oh, by the way anchovie paste would be good too especially as a practical joke - what's that smell.....

                      For a Peltier cooler try these guys:


                      For other accessories including some real heat sink paste, pads and other good stuff try these guys: http://www.computernerd.com/

                      And these guys have lower prices on alot of cooling supplies:
                      Coolerguys premium-quality electronic, cabinet cooling fans and computer cooler solutions. Browse our cooling fans and quiet A/V cooling solutions online.


                      Paul

                      [This message has been edited by ALBPM (edited 06-29-99).]
                      "Never interfere with the enemy when he is in the process of destroying himself"

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                      • Joel
                        Moderator
                        • Aug 1999
                        • 3747

                        #26
                        I only have a little 486 CPU fan attached to the top of the heatsink and even after serveral hours of benchmarking the board is only warm to the touch.

                        Joel
                        Libertarian is still the way to go if we truly want a real change.

                        www.lp.org

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                        • Opus
                          MURCer
                          • Sep 1999
                          • 100

                          #27
                          My full tower has two side panels (not like the standard inverted U (combined side-top-side setup), both of which are detatchable. Handy.

                          ooohhh think that hub's neat - you should see what cards I've got in mine. Don't ask cos I ain't telling

                          Cheers

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                          • SteveC
                            Super MURCer
                            • Aug 1999
                            • 3540

                            #28
                            Joking!! I have the removeab;e panels too, it's just I never use them!

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                            • merchant2

                              #29
                              oh god what did i start.

                              oh well seems i must clarify a mean the home made cooler card. hehe although i do have a linksys 10/100 pci card and a few other cool toys.(no dam isa cards in any of my systems.)
                              oh ya how much for that hub/net card. (i mean where did you get it from and how much) or is that another cool beta toy we get to droll over.


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                              • LAMFDTK
                                MURCer
                                • Aug 1999
                                • 946

                                #30
                                Joel you have to try harder !

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