Heatsink lovin'

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  • Moleman
    mini MURCer
    • Oct 1999
    • 98

    #1

    Heatsink lovin'

    Here's a nice tip to recycle the standard G400 Heatsink, Today I decided to remove the standard heatsink of my G400 and replace it with a larger one, so when I was finished I still had the original heatsink, I looked at my G400, looked at the Heatsink, looked again at the G400, and came a good recycling idea.

    I started sawing the heatsink into 8 different parts, polished the bottom and glued them to my Ramchips on the G400. I don't know if it will help alot, but now It looks like one badass cooled G400.

    I'll do some testing later, if someone is intrested I'll post some results
    -=And May The Schwartz Be With Ya=-
  • Jorden
    Super MURCer
    • Aug 2000
    • 5255

    #2
    Post a picture (or link to any) as well. Might be interesting to see what a G400 Hedgehog looks like

    Jord.
    Jordâ„¢

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    • Electric Amish
      MURCer
      • Aug 1999
      • 920

      #3
      Hey, I kinda did the same thing with my G200. I put the HS on the back with Frag Tape. I put a Tennmax Lasagna on the chip. Then I bought some small HS from Radio Shack. Each one, cut in half fit perfectly on the RAM chips. I attached them with Frag Tape as well. I ought to post a picture. Maybe tonight.

      Paul
      Despite my nickname causing confusion, I have no religious affiliations.

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      • Mark F
        Super MURCer
        • Aug 1999
        • 979

        #4
        Check these out if you want HS for the ram chips. They also have a pic of a GeF____ with all ram chips covered in HSs.
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        OK so I got lazzy and didn't use an HTML tag,
        Mark F.

        Two more HSs links of interest

        Home page: http://www.montac.com/
        HS pics: http://tcs.safeshopper.com/147/1052.htm?43956

        These have a little more flexability as they are not 1HS for 2CHIPS as the last ones were.

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        OH NO, my retractable cup holder swallowed a CD

        [This message has been edited by Mark F (edited 14 December 1999).]

        [This message has been edited by Mark F (edited 14 December 1999).]
        Mark F. (A+, Network+, & CCNA)
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        OH NO, my retractable cup holder swallowed a DVD...
        and burped out a movie

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        • Moleman
          mini MURCer
          • Oct 1999
          • 98

          #5
          I tried overclokcin the card a little more, but I had no luck, I'm still stuck at 290Mhz System PPL clock in MGAtweak with default divider settings, it's a G400 Vanilla btw, and I think the Ram is the limit

          btw does anyone know better settings for the dividers?

          Oh and no picture of it, don't have a camera
          -=And May The Schwartz Be With Ya=-

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          • moreau
            MURCer
            • Sep 1999
            • 444

            #6
            That, dear friends, is a kid with time, and ingenuity on his hands.

            I like it when people aren't wusses about amending thier own hardware. I on the other hand am a wuss. (one computer that I share with my wife!)

            We need to get the fella with the PIII 500 running at 620 to show us pics of his sheet metal extravaganza...
            System: P4 2.4, 512k 533FSB, Giga-Byte GA-8PE667 Ultra, 1024MB Corsair XMS PC333, Maxtor D740x 60GB, Turtle Beach Santa Cruz, PCPower&Cooling Silencer 400.

            Capture Drives (for now): IBM 36LZX 9.1, Quantum Atlas 10KII 9.1 on Adaptec 29160

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