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[papasmurf]

okie dokie I have some serious cooling on my chaintech geforce 3 ti 200, It has one of those huge aluminum plate-things on the front which covers the gpu and ram, I have the 128mb gold version, with arctic silver 3 perfectly placed on each ram chip and the gpu, on top of this plate I have an 80mm fan that I managed to attach, replacing the dinkey stock fan that well, it sucked. now then the question that I ask is how should I go about cooling the back of the card? I am sure I could cool it off some what more but I am weary to put metal up against the back, and I dont think thermal tape could help much. would those nickle plated ram sinks and a crystal orb conduct electricity? all I have are leads on the back, there are no chips but every bit of cooling will help me achieve some more speed. I remember mounting a socket A stock heatsink to my geforce 2 ti that kicked ass! any way I need more cooling, also does anyone know of a good bios editor, I want to increase the voltage to the ram and gpu just a bit... and make some clock settings default.

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[papasmurf]

one more thing, does anyone know of a bios editor that can also change the ram's latency? is that even possible? just a wishin

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[Unolocogringo]

The only real solution to cool the backside of the card is to mount a fan 1/4 to 1/2 inch off the face of the card blowing on the core area. This will reduce temperatures from 1 to 3 degrees celsius.

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