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  1. 09-27-2003, 09:59 PM #1
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    Question Ramsinks for Radeon9800Pro

    where can i purchase some ramsinks for my Radeon9800Pro...
    similar to the ones on the "Sapphire Atlantis Radeon 9700 PRO Ultimate Edition"....

    i thought they would be a nice addtion to the Zalman heatpipe(whitch only cools the GPU...

    thanks alot...
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    i think it's actually better to make your own, but that's just my opinion. a P1 heatsink should cut nicely into eight pieces for you.
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    Those SVC chipset heatsinks look pretty nice.
    Copper absorbs heat faster but aluminum dissipates heat faster.
    So would the experts go with Cu or Al?...and why?
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    copper is generally regarded and proven as the best. I would go with copper.

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