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Kodiak · 10-20-2000, 11:35 PM

Hi,

I want to overclock a GeForce which I will be getting soon. I want to clock to very high speeds so I was wondering about a better way to cool the RAM rather than using small heat sinks. I will already be using water cooling on the main chip, but then I got this idea:

Cast a block of aluminium in a "L" shape just a bit bigger that the ram chips. Drill a hole through it and hook up water connectors on both sides and run water through it. It would then be glued to the RAM. This set-up should maximise cooling for the RAM enabling some very high speeds.

What do you guys think????

10-20-2000, 11:35 PM	#1
Kodiak Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: New Zealand Posts: 18	Water cooling for GeForce RAM - what do you think??? Hi, I want to overclock a GeForce which I will be getting soon. I want to clock to very high speeds so I was wondering about a better way to cool the RAM rather than using small heat sinks. I will already be using water cooling on the main chip, but then I got this idea: Cast a block of aluminium in a "L" shape just a bit bigger that the ram chips. Drill a hole through it and hook up water connectors on both sides and run water through it. It would then be glued to the RAM. This set-up should maximise cooling for the RAM enabling some very high speeds. What do you guys think????