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10-26-2007 at 03:18:07 AM

http://www.thermaltake.com/product [...] -g0102.asp

anyone have any experiance with this?

im thinking of oc'ing my 8800gtx because now that ive upgraded to a 22" screen, world in conflict isnt running as fast as i'd like. what kind of improvement can i expect from a typical overclock. thanks

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10-26-2007 at 11:28:06 AM

as an owner of a 8800GTX , i have to say that the stock cooler is fine , my temps are between 55-76 (as u see , i have Oc'd it alot) and it runs cool & quiet , so if u ask me , dont get a cooler


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n°1736332
10-26-2007 at 05:33:47 PM

i just downloaded ntune, and it says that gpu temp is 81c during load.. that sound bad?

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10-26-2007 at 05:37:25 PM

i just downloaded ntune, and it says that gpu temp is 81c during load.. that sound bad? it seems to be idling at 75. it is gpu1

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10-26-2007 at 06:13:11 PM

dont use ntune , use RIVATUNER ,its the best software for OC'ng Nvidida cards , here is a guide for it :
http://www.guru3d.com/article/article/449/

its very good , u can adjust the fan speeds to let your card to run cooler and .....


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11-25-2007 at 06:50:21 PM

Starmonger wrote :

http://www.thermaltake.com/product [...] -g0102.asp

anyone have any experiance with this?

im thinking of oc'ing my 8800gtx because now that ive upgraded to a 22" screen, world in conflict isnt running as fast as i'd like. what kind of improvement can i expect from a typical overclock. thanks



I had an 8800gts and "upgraded" for free to a 8800gt. I purchased this cooler. It lowered my temps around 25c on average under load. The only bad thing about it, is the fact that the fans aren't controlled automatically.


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12-12-2007 at 09:59:22 AM

I have 8800 GTX SLI. The DuOrbs were at the limit of their thermal dissipation capability - 55 idle but 84 load. This was stock or worse for load. Replaced with Thermalright HR-03 Plus coolers. 46 idle and 62 load with fans only at 60% (inaudible). The DuOrb might be sufficient for one 8800 GTX but I would play it safe and get the HR-03 Plus.


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