Max weight to ASTE hsf on gpu
Simple question.
If I where to ASTE a heatsink onto my radeon 8500, would 170 grams be too much for just epoxy and no screws? |
have no idea, but what are you attaching that is that heavy?
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THIS!@!@!
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heres whats written on the fan, what type of Pentium was this from?
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A celeron, i think.
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Yes it is..
The Core before Tulan´s -P- |
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It would probably hold, but I would use some zip-ties just to make sure something doesnt knock it off :) I had a Thermatake Golden Orb epoxied to a GF3 at one time with a twist-tie making sure that it didnt move and it worked great. If you want some pictures, I can post them. |
hrmm ok then. Looks like I will still have to drill intot eh hsf anyway. ill try it
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Why do you have to drill into the heatsink? Just use zip ties and go around the outside of the board.
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Oh.. i see what you are saying.
THATS GENIUS! |
Why not get a more "decent" cooler, like an Akasa 350 or 360, ou even a Spark 5. They're alot better and have a very low profile.
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because I dont have money out the wazoo :(
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That Celeron HSF should be more than enough for what he is wanting to do.......I dont see a reason to go out and get a new one. He will max out the core before it will over-heat. Of course, this will not be the case if he uses a pelt or severly Vmods the core either....
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