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15th August 2003, 17:51 | #11 | ||||
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I used to have a R9500 softmodded to a r9700. It's not noticably faster in current games, but it manages to run at a far higher clock so i consider the r9800 to be a far more futureproof buy, for just a little higher price. It is much faster than my ti4200, especially with FSAA enabled. Quote:
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15th August 2003, 18:35 | #12 |
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| To reattach the old cooler to the card, will I need some kind of "sticky" thermalpaste, like the one it was originaly attached with? Or does normal thermal paste do the job too? Also, is the normal cooler of that r9800 loud? I want a system that is as silent as possible, so if the cooler isn't that loud, I won't need to install the heatpipe on it. Gonna give the store a call tomorrow, hope they have it in stock. Did you get it your self in the store or does 2 days mean you ordered it and 2 days later you got it in your mail? Thx RichB, you've been a great help |
15th August 2003, 18:58 | #13 |
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| Normal thermal paste does the job. The r9800 is pretty loud, but bareable. If you want a silent system you'll need to replace it. it took two days to arrive in the store, but except a longer waiting period. They're pretty hard to get, but popular.
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16th August 2003, 11:38 | #14 |
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| Ok, urgent question. Just called compu-square, now I have a question. Is it possible to safely attach a Zalman Heatpipe (HP80) to a Radeon 9800 pro card?? Thx! |
16th August 2003, 14:04 | #15 |
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16th August 2003, 14:07 | #16 |
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| Ok then. I'm gonna order a R9800 pro then at Funcompuer. ( 360 €, seems like a good deal :grin: ) Thx for all the help! |
27th September 2003, 16:05 | #17 |
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27th September 2003, 16:07 | #18 |
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| did he epoxy that SLK? |
27th September 2003, 16:32 | #19 |
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| url?? url?? give it to me!!! maybe i can attach my dragon orb 3 that i have lying around greezt |
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