Gpu water cooling

If you measure the distance between the holes in the pcb holding the heatsink on it'll be easier to find something that might fit.
 
HW91 said:
for the amount you'd be paying it would be better to sell the two 4870's and get a 5850 or 470 with a block
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Completely agree. Your talking £50 - £65 for each block new (if you where lucky you could get them second hand on on sale on a well known auction site. Sell the cards and buy a 5850 or a 5870 second hand for the more performance.
 
dfour said:
AFAIK there are no full cover block as its not a performance gpu so you would be looking at a EK supreme, danger den maze 5 etc.

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=WC-086-EK&groupid=962&catid=1520&subcat=
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Thanks for that, your name seems familiar is it AVforums?
I will measure the holes and search around, not planning to spend too much on it as its carp lol. Out of interest once my temps are down from 70c+ what can I do with the card and how would I overclock?
 
Lol ues I have been on there for years. It should drop a good 20 degrees of your temps. Use ati tray tool or afterburner to overclock and use gpu-z to keep an eye on your temps as this wont cool the vrm's at the back and if they get to hot you could brick the card.

use furmark to strees the hell out of it.
 
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