I always liket the Tsunami Dream
It is a little more reasonable in price too. The build quality is good, and is extreamly easy to install in. It uses a removable hard drive "rack", everything feels solid.
Wow, we all took a few history classes in our day and should have a vague idea of the horrible living conditions of the getto slums. However this is a forum concerning computer electronics, I don't understand how relevant this "blame" is towards the topic.
From my point of view, the...
:D I don't mean to be pissy, just clearifying that I know what I am doing. It gets the focus of the thread off topic and wastes time.
So update:
I have removed the TTake extreme giant heatsink contraption and cleaned the board down with alcohol (99%). I did find a few places where...
No No No, the rear heatsink doesn't touch the REAR of the GPU. Thermaltake made this heatsink as a kinda univesal setup, its not made specificaly for a 9800 pro. I have done a lot of research on this heatsink and everyone installing it on a 9800 Pro has had this problem. Some have used the...
Well the only think I may have done is scratch the mirror surface of the chip wile applying the compound with a straight edge razor. I didn't see anything after I cleaned it off the 2nd time, perfect mirror reflection..
So I installed the beefy Thermaltake Giant Extreme III on my R350 ATI 9800 Pro, the initial install was fine. Then I realized like everyone else that the rear heatsink didn't meetup with the board. I tried a few different combos, but couldnt' get it in contact with the rear side of the GPU. O...
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