lol, you are merely repeating what RegentCid has stated. If you stated that 65nm oc just as good as 55nm, then I can agree on that. but theoratically 55nm should oc better than 65nm. Due to smaller die, 55nm draws less power and produce less heat, these in returns leaves a head room for more oc'ing. No doubt that it was mentioned by Fudzilla that early reference desgin of GTX 285 and GTX 260 (55nm) can oc only the same as their 65nm counterpart, but there are also alot of reported higher oc in other forums.
So again, a link to show and prove that 65nm is more superior than 55nm would be great. thx

Thanks for selling me the cooler.

I certainly believed that it was worth voiding the warranty to have my card running a lot cooler than most stock coolers.

U mean PhysX rite?? I see some video reviews, those ppl set up using the 9800GT or 9600GT card as a PhysX card

The highest Acey can go is 9800GT (for single slot card solution that is)....

How to adjust fan speed of my GTX285?

Here is a photo of my casing without the side panel as promised:

Noticed how tightly the GPU fit into the casing.

I am using Cooler Master CM R690.

Aiyo, ngam ngam ler.

@ Ace meimei mind to tell me (seriously) where can i get this cooler. 

PhysX is supported on all GeForce 8-series, 9-series and 200-series GPUs with a minimum of 256MB dedicated graphics memory. PhsyX software is include in Geforce 182.08 WHQL driver for GeForce 6, 7, 8, 9, and 200-series desktop GPUs

well i think u'll have to apply some force cuz sometimes the thermal paste kinda hardens and stick together.

wow. no wonder. so that makes u the first person in malaysia to own it. somehow u got it from overseas or someone sent it to u to do review or?

btw ya, gtx285 generate a hell lot of heat. my northbridge temp is very affected by it.

btw, out of topic; acecombat is a gal?