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  1. 04-06-2003, 02:21 AM #1
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    Beast Heatsink on 9800 pro

    http://www.directron.com/zm80ahp.html

    You guys think that heat sink would fit on a 9800 Pro??
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    If the 9800 pro resembles the 9700 pro in physical design, yes.
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    Also remember that those Zalsman heatsinks are meant for quiet cooling, not for overclocking performance.
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    The Cooljag 313 heatsink works well for Ati series and GF4 cards. Its rather cheap also.
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    Originally posted by soupnazi
    Also remember that those Zalsman heatsinks are meant for quiet cooling, not for overclocking performance.
    With that heatsink, you HAVE to have a fan blowing some air over it, or else you're card will be quite crunchy.
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