My Ti4200 needed better cooling.

[The__tweaker]

Man the stock cooler of my new card was one of the most ugly, ghastly and hideous things I've ever seen.. And it had only mediocre cooling effect to so I got myself one of those lovely Thermaltake copper thingys instead, those are damn heavy sinks and does the job exellent!

Some low res/quality & dialup friendly pics..

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It's hideous!

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On the bench with a very hot gpu after demo loops, ready to be slaughtered..

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White thermal paste..

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Dunno what kind it is they use but on this card it was really easy to clean of when warm..

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See, very clean now.. :)

[The__tweaker]

The new heavy sink from TT..

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Backside..

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New fresh thermal compund..

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Thin layer..

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New sink mounted..

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Testdrive..

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A helluva lot better looking and a mutch more efficient cooler.. :)

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The compund is currently burning in at 4400 speeds, (275/550). The card is capable of more with this cooler but I'll stay here for now.. :)

Btw stock speeds on this card is 250/513..

:cheers:

[AsianBatman]

I overclocked my baby, (ti4400) with stock cooling to 320/640...