Synesthesia
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To make my system at least a little bootleg, I want to attach a heat sink to my current stock 8800GT heat sink instead of buying an entirely new one. I happen to have allot of very nice heat sinks that are the right size lying around, and possess arctic silver thermal epoxy (It works extremely well). The question is, will slapping an aluminum heat sink on the stock one work? I can't see why not...but I want a second opinion before doing it.
I want to cool it better because right now at 2000 mem by 720 core it gets very hot running Crysis all very high with shaders on medium (anything else jacks up the game for some reason...not in terms of fps, but the color and everything else) and no anti aliasing.....4000 rpm fan at 79c, 35 fps. So its very loud and still gets a little too hot. (Btw, my computer room is usually 78 degress Fahrenheit, which doesn't help me)
Oh yeah, does anyone know how to remove heat sink foam from the bottom of an aluminum heat sink?
I want to cool it better because right now at 2000 mem by 720 core it gets very hot running Crysis all very high with shaders on medium (anything else jacks up the game for some reason...not in terms of fps, but the color and everything else) and no anti aliasing.....4000 rpm fan at 79c, 35 fps. So its very loud and still gets a little too hot. (Btw, my computer room is usually 78 degress Fahrenheit, which doesn't help me)
Oh yeah, does anyone know how to remove heat sink foam from the bottom of an aluminum heat sink?