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Swabbie
![]() Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Crush Depth
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Card cooling fans : http://www.microcenter.com/byos/byos...duct_id=211415
Graphics card cooler : http://www.microcenter.com/byos/byos...duct_id=239178 Two very good products. Shop around for a better price, Microcenter is way to high. On my previuos card, a 6600, I added copper sinks to the ram chips. I don't overclock, just like to keep things cool... |
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Planesman
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If you don't want to risk using a vacuum, you can try a puff brush thats used for cameras and such. I also use canned air to blow it clean.
I keep to just the heat sinks and fans to avoid electronic mishaps. |
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Sailor man
![]() Join Date: May 2005
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If you really do have overheating problems sometimes you can help things by adjusting the airflow in the case. For my old case I used the saws-all to cut two new vent holes about 4 inches in diameter. One in the side and one on the top. I then bolted a grill that I got at the computer store down over the holes. I installed a new fan in the top one to exhaust hot air. I dropped the interior temp of my computer about 15 degrees that way. -D
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