Cooling Chipset coolers for a 7800GT

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  1. Twinsen

    Twinsen What's a Dremel?

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    I'm planning to water cool my 7800GT, but would like to use my Polarflo Universal GPU cooler, and I was wondering if there was any good chipset coolers designed for the 7800GT?

    Something of a one-piece nature preferred.

    Thanks :thumb:
     
  2. Hans Voralberg

    Hans Voralberg What's a Dremel?

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    Alphacool and Aquacomputer have the one-block design for it. Try to have a look on their site as i dont have a link :D
     
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    Twinsen What's a Dremel?

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    Thanks guys, but before I spend 125 bucks on a full NV-78 cooler, I want to see if there are any good passive coolers for the memory only so I can still use my current GPU waterblock.

    Something like the copper memory to this one for the nVIDIA 6 series:
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  5. Firehed

    Firehed Why not? I own a domain to match.

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    Well the 7800GT has the same ram layout as a 6800GT/U so if you can get that ramsink, it'll work. Not having used one I can't say for sure, but the 6800GT at least would let you leave the stock ramsinks on and fit a waterblock just to the core.
     
  6. AWACS

    AWACS What's a Dremel?

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    I belive that ramsink is from the stock cooler... I've seen similar designs on nvidia cards before
     
  7. J-Pepper

    J-Pepper Minimodder

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    a GT doesn't come with a separate ram cooler as shown above... only the GTX does.
     
  8. c.u.later

    c.u.later What's a Dremel?

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    just get a few ramsinks and a dangerden maze4 GPU to cool it, unless the ram needs cooling.

    c.u.later
     
  9. Techno-Dann

    Techno-Dann Disgruntled kumquat

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    That ramsink in the pic doesn't come with the stock 6800 or 7800 coolers. It's way prettier than the stock ones.

    I would suggest finding some Tweakmonster ramsinks. Glue them on with Arctic Silver adhesive, and they'll keep your ram nice and cool.

    And, both the GT and GTX have one-peice GPU and ram coolers. The 6800 GT and Ultra have seperate coolers which should fit a 7800 GT/GTX, but they'll probably need airflow to be cool enough to work.
     
  10. jaguarking11

    jaguarking11 Peterbilt-strong

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    The ramsinks and waterblock pictured above is a package deal from coolermaster. The water block and ram sinks come in one kit and are quite cheep actualy. I belive less than 30bux for the unit. You could buy a regular maze4 gpu block and buy the coolermaster setup and use the sinks from the package. Would be cheeper than a 7800 block.
     
  11. Techno-Dann

    Techno-Dann Disgruntled kumquat

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    Nice... If I had a 6/7800, I'd be getting one of those. As it is, my X700 already has ramsinks.

    Maybe when I upgrade...
     
  12. Twinsen

    Twinsen What's a Dremel?

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    Thanks for the help, I've ordered the coolermaster set. I'll repost if it works one way or the other.
     
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