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DIY cheap 8800 fan replacement, update 21/07/07
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hehee:)
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 Aug 30 2007, 08:55 PM
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QUOTE(HaHaNoCluE @ Aug 27 2007, 12:56 AM) but a lot of users juz worry that if the ori fan running at 80% rpm, after long run, it'll die... so some users they wanna try to add another fan as substitude to the ori fan in hope it might improve the temp n lower noise too... in fact yes, as tried, a 70mm fan with not much noise n not too high cfm does imrove by lowering the temp at some significant degree n better at load too... since most 8800 users r actually removing the cover of their stock hsf for cleaning purpose, so taking out the fans isn't much of a job either... hehehe... btw, it doesn't looks pretty...  anyway ....bro i like the way you treat your PC parts....and the graphic card....you know it was safe to load the card with temp 75-85C...but you still not satisfy ...keep modding....i was once did like you i know it's fun....after i water my 8800GTX i hard Vmod it as well..... ....and still keep stare at the card try to find more mods to improve yet it prove nothing....hehee......this is how we love PC parts... This post has been edited by hehee:): Aug 30 2007, 08:57 PM |
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TSHaHaNoCluE
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Aug 31 2007, 02:30 PM
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QUOTE(hehee:) @ Aug 30 2007, 08:55 PM) anyway ....bro i like the way you treat your PC parts....and the graphic card....you know it was safe to load the card with temp 75-85C...but you still not satisfy ...keep modding....i was once did like you i know it's fun....after i water my 8800GTX i hard Vmod it as well..... ....and still keep stare at the card try to find more mods to improve yet it prove nothing....hehee......this is how we love PC parts... the 8800 is now watercooled... idle at 40'c n load at max near 50'c... not yet vmod, but i guess a good pump of vcore n vdimm will improve the stability when oc kaw kaw... now i can run at 675/900... but i dunno y my vram doens't let me go for more... maybe a bit vdimm adjustment will do... wher do u find the VR for vmod??? can't find them in sabah... old or new parts, i dun care... i still wondering how can i make my old p4 631 n x700 to look n run better... :lol cooling the gpu actually help a lot to keep the case temp down... as u all know when case temp up, every temp will keep climbing up... so i'm trying to keep the hot air out, n keep the noise down too, juz can't stand it if ther's too much noise...  |
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hehee:)
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Sep 4 2007, 01:03 AM
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QUOTE(HaHaNoCluE @ Aug 31 2007, 02:30 PM) the 8800 is now watercooled... idle at 40'c n load at max near 50'c... not yet vmod, but i guess a good pump of vcore n vdimm will improve the stability when oc kaw kaw... now i can run at 675/900... but i dunno y my vram doens't let me go for more... maybe a bit vdimm adjustment will do... wher do u find the VR for vmod??? can't find them in sabah... old or new parts, i dun care... i still wondering how can i make my old p4 631 n x700 to look n run better... :lol cooling the gpu actually help a lot to keep the case temp down... as u all know when case temp up, every temp will keep climbing up... so i'm trying to keep the hot air out, n keep the noise down too, juz can't stand it if ther's too much noise... my casing was sexy.....naked....dun care bout the temp...just make sure every part are ok ok....hehee you need proper cooling for GC-RAM in order to OC the GC-RAM...get better/or bigger ram sink then blow with fan under it... i manage to do 730/1120 suicide run 675/1020(no Vmod) daily idle=42c atitool artifact scan 2 hours=44C (no AC environment) i manage to get it near my local electronic parts shop...wat value you need maybe i can help to get some for you ...but it's bit costly...RM5-6.50/pc Attached thumbnail(s)
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Reuben
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Jan 3 2008, 02:51 PM
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QUOTE(mADmAN @ Jul 25 2007, 07:36 PM) other than this method..there are some users in the 8800 thread who uses a PCI fan blower (like the evercool fox-2) whos reported results by just placing the fan 1 slot away from the GC. the shroud etc are left stock. even the vent holes are left open. im planning on trying this method when i have the chance. I am using this method and yes it does cool temperatures by a few C but gawd it's friggin noisy and makes my otherwise silent computer a whiny beast. |
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mADmAN
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Jan 3 2008, 03:06 PM
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QUOTE(Reuben @ Jan 3 2008, 02:51 PM) I am using this method and yes it does cool temperatures by a few C but gawd it's friggin noisy and makes my otherwise silent computer a whiny beast. u could try running the fan @ 5 or 7V to help slow it down if it bothers u... im also doing this now (using RM10 cheapo pci blower from ALL IT) and yeah its brought 10C down.... but i place mine right next to the GC. noise wise not too bothered coz i have other fans in there that are louder. |
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IcEMoCHa
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Jan 3 2008, 06:58 PM
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getting my accelero s1 + a fan on it..
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