QUOTE(mikelee @ Dec 16 2007, 06:23 PM)
Yeah..and they got lots of stocks too.
Anyway, the standard cooler on 8800GT is starting to get me worried. My friend's MSI crashed after like 10 mins of playing "Stranglehold".
wow... isn't tat game sux...? i'm very surprised...

not enough power maybe...?
QUOTE(craxors @ Dec 16 2007, 07:17 PM)
dont know why people having this problems..
i have 8800gt zotac amp version..
playing nfsps, crysis, cod4 for hours..not crash even once..using stock cooler thou..
or maybe...not the time to crash yet...
or maybe...i just being lucky..
idle : 53 - 55..most time stay at 54..
load : 60 - 70..
wooo.... my HD2600XT used to went tat got... now i remove the plastic cover juz leave the heatsink... change the thermal paste to Cooler master Nano Fusion and put a 1200rpm 8cm fan blow directly to it...
now idle 43-48(rainy days are best...

) full load 53-60... and a direct touch on the center of the sink can be very hot... BTW those temp are taken from Catalyst...
QUOTE(sotong168 @ Dec 16 2007, 08:14 PM)
get a 80mm or 90mm vizo windstorm fan and blow directly to it will do too, it is 5800rpm! but need to bear its "screaming" noise too
http://www.vizo.com.tw/front/product/get_p...t_detail/19/3/1i got a 8cm Vantec Tornado... measured wif CPU-Z and it goes up to 68** rpm... noisier than my mum's hair dryer... so now juz leave it in some corner d...
QUOTE(Doom @ Dec 16 2007, 10:20 PM)
The answer is easy, manufacturing cost of game is way lower than a cooler ..
So bundle with game is much more cheaper than cooler ..
So why should invest on the cooler since most user might not even appreciate the cooler ... many still not aware of the true capability of the performance cooler ..
agreed... and hardcore gamers who buy RM800 and above GC will be willing to spend on high end custom coolers anyway...