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One Fat Hamster 01-10-2004 01:08 PM

Waterblock for the Video RAM chips WANTED:
 
Is tha guy BladeRunner in this forum who makes his own blocks rite?..

Does anyone in this forum sell these blocks?.. I'm looking for a waterblock for the RAM chips on the Radeon9800Pro card. Any information on buying one of these.. I need some specs too...

Thankx

One Fat Hamster 01-10-2004 02:46 PM

n e boys and gals home? hello?.. Wake up and fix yurself some coffee. Do some stretching, jump up and down or something..

killernoodle 01-10-2004 03:23 PM

I think most of the people who make waterblocks in this forum do it for themselves or sell their ideas to manufacturers. There are some companies that make universal ramsinks, but most of those are located in the EU (Germany usually).

I dont think it is really necessary to have watercooled video ram, especially since air cooled memory heatsinks are always much cheaper and perform well by themselves.

Cptn. Foo Foo 01-10-2004 03:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by killernoodle
I dont think it is really necessary to have watercooled video ram...

I water cooled my system RAM a long time ago. I was able to push my Corsair PC2400 RAM (this was back before PC2700 was even out :p ) up to PC3200 speeds! I was runnin a 200MHz FSB on the old VIA KT266a chipset. Due to the 1/4 PCI divider 200mhz wasnt too stable but 187mhz was totally fine.

So my opinion is water cooling RAM and giving it more voltage is definately not something to rule out.

j813 01-10-2004 06:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cptn. Foo Foo
I water cooled my system RAM a long time ago. I was able to push my Corsair PC2400 RAM (this was back before PC2700 was even out :p ) up to PC3200 speeds! I was runnin a 200MHz FSB on the old VIA KT266a chipset. Due to the 1/4 PCI divider 200mhz wasnt too stable but 187mhz was totally fine.

So my opinion is water cooling RAM and giving it more voltage is definately not something to rule out.

wow, definitely what I'd like to try. :)
Do ya have a site abt the mod that ya did, why not try to use it now? Like to see some miracles it can do.

Blade Runner made one I think for a 9800
morphling1, I think made a fully h2o cooled video card, just dunno if his selling.

One Fat Hamster 01-10-2004 07:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by killernoodle
I dont think it is really necessary to have watercooled video ram, especially since air cooled memory heatsinks are always much cheaper and perform well by themselves.

that's not the question...

i don't do normal watercooling... i do phase-change.. ;) he he...


it will be literately freezing the ram chips. If I was just gonna do regular watercooling I wouldn't even bother with the block.. I would just go with the air ramsinks.


The fact is that the fast operating cards like the R9700/9800/XT series run very hot on the ram chips. I've been testing em, and obserbing em for a long time. The Heat has been limiting me from further overclock. Almost killed my ram chips. There is absolutely no need to argue about it.. This is why I'm looking for some sort of cooling method to chill the ram chips.. I'm looking for someone/somebody who make these and sell, not whether I need it or not.

Blackeagle 01-10-2004 08:02 PM

There used to be a member here that did make and sell RAM coolers for vid cards. The same guy as sells the Tussunami (sp) spiral blocks and other Gemini water blocks.

Might do a search for Gemini water blocks, that's him. I think his video waterblocks were aluminum, but he may have made them in both alum. and copper.

I don't know if Morph or BladeRunner sell the vid coolers they make. Although BladeRunner did design the Golden Sample water cooled cards blocks which cooled both GPU & RAM.

Those system RAM water blocks are no longer made, at least not the only ones I recall seeing sold.

Stroked_S-10 01-11-2004 05:51 PM

http://www.geminicool.com/
http://www.geminicool.com/images/big_GF3_2.jpg

One Fat Hamster 01-11-2004 06:55 PM

Blackeagle and Stroked_S-10, thanks for the info guys...


I see it comes as a whole GPU/Mem block set.. I just need the memory block.. I already have a good GPU block running.. Can I split between the GPU block and the memory blocks? or do they have to be connected each other as shown in the pic? I just need the memory blocks..



http://www.geminicool.com/images/big_GF3_2.jpg

Blackeagle 01-15-2004 01:23 PM

I don't recall what site I was at a while back, but at a german site I saw blocks like you want.

Just the RAM blocks only.

I think you'd have problems splitting up that gemini block and running only the RAM blocks. From the way they are arranged you'd, I think, have real problems with the inlet/outlet locations.

A interesting project. I hope you stop back and share how the memory blocks helped your O/C.

Good luck!

dima y 01-15-2004 01:50 PM

you want this:

HERE

you are welcome :D

Goksly 01-20-2004 09:57 PM

bah - FX only :{

SNTmods 02-24-2004 01:39 AM

Check out Aqua-Computer for a watercooled GPU RAM cooling solution.

Aqua-Computer

SNTsystems will be apparently receiving these soon.

-Dan


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