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if watercooled, you can use one big waterblock + pelt to cool it 
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I think the FX5800 will be a ****** to watercool, the mem gets to hot to cool passivly. :/ Then again, who's going to buy a FX5800?
Does the FX5900 need active memcooling? It's DDR 1, but running at high frequency.
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Originally posted by TeuS nice stuff, those FX cards will be a joy to watercool! |
Does the FX5900 need active memcooling? It's DDR 1, but running at high frequency.
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nice stuff, those FX cards will be a joy to watercool!
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you are right
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@ 2003/05/18
A Voodoo3 6000, does that exist? I thought it was a Voodoo5 6000. I could be wrong though.
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reference design it seems
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lookie here the card on the pic is MUCH bigger imho....
5 cm of al those round thingies
5 cm of al those round thingies
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uhm, not that I know of Koensa, the card is looking pretty decent & normal to me
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wasn't it suposed to be a card as big as the voodoo 5 600 almost...
on the pic its olnuy a little bigger then a gefroce 4 ti so its not right?
on the pic its olnuy a little bigger then a gefroce 4 ti so its not right?
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vroar!
Looks nifty, do you think those DDR 1 modules running at 400mhz (?) actually need active cooling? Or should a simple heatsink suffice?
This might get one hard card to cool with h²o.
Looks nifty, do you think those DDR 1 modules running at 400mhz (?) actually need active cooling? Or should a simple heatsink suffice?
This might get one hard card to cool with h²o.
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if watercooled, you can use one big waterblock + pelt to cool it