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So I'm looking into which option would actually be more queit and effective.
The option one is pretty much any big cpu heatsink attached directly to gpu socket. Vram would have attached mini heatsinks.
Option two: just remove stock gpu fans and zip-tie or somehow other way attach 2 120mm fans (also dampening material etc.) The cool think about this way is you wouldn't have t find a way to somehow cool the vrams or other parts of gpu 'cause it just haves the stock heatsink.
So that would be all. My gpu currently is gigabyte r9 280. I would guess option 2 is more vialable, but I just want other peoples opinion.
Thanks.
The option one is pretty much any big cpu heatsink attached directly to gpu socket. Vram would have attached mini heatsinks.
Option two: just remove stock gpu fans and zip-tie or somehow other way attach 2 120mm fans (also dampening material etc.) The cool think about this way is you wouldn't have t find a way to somehow cool the vrams or other parts of gpu 'cause it just haves the stock heatsink.
So that would be all. My gpu currently is gigabyte r9 280. I would guess option 2 is more vialable, but I just want other peoples opinion.
Thanks.
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