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- Bikes - All Mountain/Enduro
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- Jan 14, 2009 at 13:30Jan 14, 2009
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Even bigger than the TT armor, surprising. What's your heatsink btw?
And damn, 8800GT really rocked the world 1 year ago (They should not have created the redubed 8800GT, the 9800GT.... they should just have left it with it's 8 series name). I have a 8800 ultra in one of my pc and a 8800GT in the other one.. these are really really solid.
And damn, 8800GT really rocked the world 1 year ago (They should not have created the redubed 8800GT, the 9800GT.... they should just have left it with it's 8 series name). I have a 8800 ultra in one of my pc and a 8800GT in the other one.. these are really really solid.
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Heatsink for the e8400 is a OEM piece from Asetek. (the company that makes the Vapochill)
Apparently you shouldn't really be able to buy the actual cooling system unless you
buy the computer it's sold with as well, but I guess they had overstock/refurbed machines.
Here's a link; ncix.com/products/?sku=27031&vpn=LGA775%2DLCLC%2DKIT&manufacture=Asetek
These were about half the price a year ago as noone really knew they were available separately yet. Keeps the chip @ 42 degrees C with the OC and it's insanely quiet.
Apparently you shouldn't really be able to buy the actual cooling system unless you
buy the computer it's sold with as well, but I guess they had overstock/refurbed machines.
Here's a link; ncix.com/products/?sku=27031&vpn=LGA775%2DLCLC%2DKIT&manufacture=Asetek
These were about half the price a year ago as noone really knew they were available separately yet. Keeps the chip @ 42 degrees C with the OC and it's insanely quiet.
Also OC'd the SLI'd 8800GT's and replaced all stock cooling with upgraded heatsinks (mostly Thermalright stuff). Thanks for asking... and the side is sorta falling off in that pic as I was just poking around in it's guts and had the thumbscrews off lol.