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Socket 7 Heatsink

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by ChriX, 25 Dec 2001.

  1. ChriX

    ChriX ^

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    LOL - Mother got me a socket 7 heatsink as one of my xmas pressies, bless 'er :D Im running socket A tho, so what can I do with it. Im thinking of epoxying it to my GeForce2 pro so that I can overclock - good idea??

    Merry Christmas

    Chris
     
    ChriX, 25 Dec 2001
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  2. Will

    Will Beware the judderman...

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    Yep it would do the job on a Gf2 Pro fine...also get some tweakmosnter ramsinks and really spruce up the card! Should help you clock a bit further as well

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  3. jamiesurfs

    jamiesurfs Boom Boom, Cha Cha Cha!

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    :rofl: Classic, Good old Mum, eh! There's no one like 'em!:rofl:
     
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  4. Alaric

    Alaric code assassin

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    mine actully managed to get what i wanted :D
    miracle ;)
     
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  5. ChriX

    ChriX ^

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    ok, so Ive done it....

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    ( me getting carried away ) :D
     
    ChriX, 25 Dec 2001
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  6. IsaacSibson

    IsaacSibson Banned

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    I just epoxied an old S7 heatsink (worked fine with a K6-2 366) to my brother's GF2 GTS. He'd been having problems with the stock HSF, and it would crash very quickly on any attempt to run 3dmark 2001. Put the S7 HSF on, replacing the old (worn out) fan with a new YStech 50x50x10 (came on my Akasa Icicle 311), and it's solid as a rock, even without any case airflow in his machine.
     
    IsaacSibson, 26 Dec 2001
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