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Originally posted by redleader
Sorry guys.
Imagine a flat alumium plate that cover the L shapped memory chips on modern AGP cards. Then get two and bolt them like a sandwich over back half of the card. Then simply attach two COPPER GPU blocks (no nasty battery effect, plus I have some 3/8 inch blocks left over).
I just want a way to connect the blocks. Right now I'm think I'll cut a slot for them and super glue them in by the sides. That or bolt them if I have enough clearance.
I'll see once I machine the thing. I'm just worried that even aluminum will be too heavy and theres no mounting holes on the 9600 Pro so it needs to be big enough to clamp together.
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I think I get it. Your going to use the AL plates to attach the the memory to spread the heat and then Water cool the Al plates with Copper blocks.... So your trying to find something to attach the AL blocks to the memory chips themselfs? AS3 mixed with super glue I hear works. Try it on some scrap first and find out. Would be good to try and find a way to bolt them together though just for security sake. Wish I had a "modern card" to worry about such issues. The Old Radeon 7200 still does everything I need it to do including playing UT2003 and does it pretty well to boot. Would be nice to play it in 1024x768 though instead of 800x600. Well cards should be dropping in price soon....