Would be an option if blocks were easily available for the cards yet.
I will agree with you in a couple of weeks.
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the 4850 runs too hot
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Would be an option if blocks were easily available for the cards yet.
I will agree with you in a couple of weeks.
Would be an option if blocks were easily available for the cards yet.
I will agree with you in a couple of weeks.
MCW60 + Ramsinks = job done
My 9800 GX2 runs idle at about 70c and load at 85-90c. I'm not worried; the card is designed to take those temperatures because the thermal throttling point is at 110c.
You can easily bang a custom cooler on your card if it's bothering you, or just get something cooler.
You can easily bang a custom cooler on your card if it's bothering you, or just get something cooler.
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People have bought the 4850 because it is a cheap option for good gfx, I hardly think people are going to want to splash out (excuse the pun) on water cooling as well as!
I watercool.
Evidence lack the info for the potential overclocking of 4850.
But hey!
I'm a man!
Yeh, but heat isnt a problem unless you overclock.
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TBH whos cares!
The 4850 is fast as ****
too right! And I'm about to 3dmark my semi new system
Hi not sure if this helps its a hot fix for that card
http://support.ati.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=894
http://support.ati.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=894
Did I read somewhere that the Arctic Cooling Accelero S1 fits the HD4850?
