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RallyMaster

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Never have been a big fan of stock cooling on video cards because they're either too loud or don't cool effectively enough. Anything available that is known to fit a HD4850?

I plan on getting one sometime next week I think...
 

aigomorla

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Originally posted by: RallyMaster
Never have been a big fan of stock cooling on video cards because they're either too loud or don't cool effectively enough. Anything available that is known to fit a HD4850?

I plan on getting one sometime next week I think...

rally

i think that should use the same center mount holes as the predicessor HD3850.

So, my recomendations are the simple ones.

Accelero S1, VF900, HR-05. :p

 

RallyMaster

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Originally posted by: aigomorla
Originally posted by: RallyMaster
Never have been a big fan of stock cooling on video cards because they're either too loud or don't cool effectively enough. Anything available that is known to fit a HD4850?

I plan on getting one sometime next week I think...

rally

i think that should use the same center mount holes as the predicessor HD3850.

So, my recomendations are the simple ones.

Accelero S1, VF900, HR-05. :p

If they really do use the same center holes, the Accelero S1 would be my cooler of choice. Anyone actually do that yet?
 

ther00kie16

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There are threads on XS about how Accelero dramatically reduced 4850 temps and AC's website claims compatibility with 4800 series.
 

RallyMaster

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OH SHIT. Looks like I have a CLEAR winnarrr!

And I just got my E7200 today in a combo deal with an ECS mobo from Fry's (mobo pretty much came free...after tax, the thing was still about a dollar cheaper than I would from buying online ~$129). Looks like I might get a Scythe Ninja 2 this time around...