8800GTS640 cooling
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8800GTS640 cooling
ive recently ordered a 8800GTS, and im wondering, what would be the best AIR cooling i could get for it, or is the stock cooling good enough for serious OCing?
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Thermalright HR-03 Heatpipe + Zalman ZM-F2 92MM Case Fan Black 1600/2800RPM 20/36.1DBA +BFG Tech Graphics Card Memory Heatsinks Aluminum 10 Pack Various Sizes W/ Thermal Tape
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EVGA8800GTS640 Stock cooling
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EVGA8800GTS640 Stock cooling
E6300 @ 3.51GHz 1.392v
Asus Maximus Formula
Antec 550Watt Psu
Mushkin DDR-1206@ 5-5-5-15 / 2.28v
Zalman CPU Cooler CNPS7700
6408800GTS(OC 691MHz Core/2.132GHz Mem)
2x80mm case fans +2x120mm case fans
Asus Maximus Formula
Antec 550Watt Psu
Mushkin DDR-1206@ 5-5-5-15 / 2.28v
Zalman CPU Cooler CNPS7700
6408800GTS(OC 691MHz Core/2.132GHz Mem)
2x80mm case fans +2x120mm case fans
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are you going to silence or high performance cooling?
If high performance then get a high RPM fan with the Thermalright. Also MAKE SURE YOU GET THE "PLUS" VERSION! The normal one cant take the heat from an 8800. If your going for silence id go with a Noctua fan over the Zalman.
Also the Thermalright cooler comes with ramsinks.
If high performance then get a high RPM fan with the Thermalright. Also MAKE SURE YOU GET THE "PLUS" VERSION! The normal one cant take the heat from an 8800. If your going for silence id go with a Noctua fan over the Zalman.
Also the Thermalright cooler comes with ramsinks.
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Well if you want ultra OC capability then this is the fan for you
It even has a disclaimer saying the blades will cause bodily harm.
It even has a disclaimer saying the blades will cause bodily harm.

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are you nuts 62DB!!!!!!!! my comp sits right beside my bed lol(lucky for me i got asus remote) :-/ turning the silent Thermalright HR-03 Heatpipe to a 62DB monster
E6300 @ 3.51GHz 1.392v
Asus Maximus Formula
Antec 550Watt Psu
Mushkin DDR-1206@ 5-5-5-15 / 2.28v
Zalman CPU Cooler CNPS7700
6408800GTS(OC 691MHz Core/2.132GHz Mem)
2x80mm case fans +2x120mm case fans
Asus Maximus Formula
Antec 550Watt Psu
Mushkin DDR-1206@ 5-5-5-15 / 2.28v
Zalman CPU Cooler CNPS7700
6408800GTS(OC 691MHz Core/2.132GHz Mem)
2x80mm case fans +2x120mm case fans
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well you did say "maxed oc while on air" lol
Try the Silent Eagle 1500 then
It's quieter then a mouse fart. (probably smells better too)
Try the Silent Eagle 1500 then
It's quieter then a mouse fart. (probably smells better too)
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well, decibels are an exponetial measure of loudness relative to the threshold of hearing...um, yeah what's that mean?
well the threshold of hearing (amplitude of sound that is just perceptible aka TOH) is 0dB or TOH*10^0=TOH*1
10dB is TOH*10^1.0=TOH*10
60dB is TOH*10^6.0=TOH*1,000,000
For a rough idea, here's a list

So, it's liveable, but I won't want it in my ear while sleeping
well the threshold of hearing (amplitude of sound that is just perceptible aka TOH) is 0dB or TOH*10^0=TOH*1
10dB is TOH*10^1.0=TOH*10
60dB is TOH*10^6.0=TOH*1,000,000
For a rough idea, here's a list

So, it's liveable, but I won't want it in my ear while sleeping

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