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Unread 12-30-2003, 09:49 AM   #17
MMZ_TimeLord
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kusojiji,

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His problem is not that as his computer is not mounted in anything.
This is a very unclear statement to me... :shrug: I never suggested that his computer wasn't in a case. I said that TOWER cases do NOT permit the AGP cards to properly get rid of heat with stock fan/heatsinks because of their physical orientation.
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Also with water, the heat should be getting removed from the card.
Yes, it should be getting removed from the bottom of the card more so than with a fan/heatsink. However, unless your water tempreture is near ambient tempreture, you still have "heat soak" through the board directly opposite of the GPU core.
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I'm starting to wonder if his cooler is properly seated.
This is quite possible, mine is only strapped on so I don't expect any high heat removal. That's why I have a small fan on the back of the GPU area. Keeps it near ambient tempreture.
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Mine doesn't get hot at all and mine is in a tower case.
Then I suspect your water block is properly mounted and you have a very cool system (near ambient room tempreture) to achieve this. I would suspect that the backside of your GPU area is actually warm, but not hot.
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