thats why Zalman released a new heatsink for graphic cards with an optional fan (but zalman has had fans before which weren't that quiet i've heard) http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?s=&threadid=35332 http://cheese.bit-tech.net/Zalman/ZM80C-HP+ZM-OP1.jpg edit: you can find a review here

normally you cant take the temps from your gpus (there is no sensor installed) so you need to buy one and put on the heatsink, as close to the core as possible, then you'll know the temps. 9x00 cards with a zm80a-hp should be no problem. Sapphire recently launched a serie called 'ultimate' with the ...

well, zalman includes both ways of connecting the heatsink so your safe if you buy one

another question sorry, i also want to change the northbridge heatsink, is there anything i have to watch for? i have a asus p4b533, looks like there is only a clip locking the heatsink. so do i just remove it? do i put thermo grease on there too? thanks . You should watch the way you can connect t...

Meeste delen vd pc komen uit Duitsland funcomputer.de , bleek goedkoper dan in belgie te bestellen. Ik heb ook enkele dingen van tones.be en graka en scherm van loveno.be ; beetje verspreid dus ;) This is my configuration They say the 900u is cooler because it has a bigger cooling area because you h...

well, i'll tell you if it fits when my nf7-s arrives from germany (I'm in Belgium)

The ZM-NB32J has already arrived but it came from a different shop.

btw: i'm also using a slk900u with 92mm papst fan (which i'm also waiting for )

i thought it was
a: for amd motherboards
u: for amd/intel mobos, both ways of connecting are included??

i could be wrong

if you want to be sure www.thermalright.com

I've read that some companies use other glue to attach there heatsinks to there cards. The difference in the glue is that it doesnt get soft but gets even stronger. So if you try to remove your HS you'll break the core. The solution to this is running 3dmark 2k3/2k1 multiple times, take the card out...