One of the most Ghetto Mods I've ever seen

MichaelD

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You've got to see this. I would bet that NVidia has NOT approved this as an "OEM Approved Mod." :D

It was over in C&C, but I laughed so hard I nearly feel out of my chair, so I thought I'd share it here.


Check out the advanced, aerospace technology used to secure the HS to the card.

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Doggiedog

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Aug 17, 2000
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LOL

That's what I kinda did with my GF3. The tiny fan was so loud it was spoiling my newly silenced PC so I grabbed a 90MM fan connected with 4 twist ties and silenced it.
 

Stark

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sweet!

they should try rubbing the card on the carpet too. I'm sure the static charge will give it at least another 10-20 FPS in Doom3.
 

Eli

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Oct 9, 1999
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I find the fact that they put a heatsink ontop of another heatsink more alarming than the twine.....
 

ApacheXMD

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yeah the HS over HS is retarded.
The twine is ok. I've done worse with string and tape on a heatsink

-patchy
 

txxxx

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I just stuck a silent 80mm fan infront of my fanless overclocked Geforce 4 Ti...works great suprisingly :)
 

tm37

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Well cooling it that way is kinda stupid but not as stupid as putting the Card bare on Carpet. ESD OVERLOAD
 

Insane3D

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Originally posted by: Howard
Originally posted by: Insane3D
No, no, no....it's done like this.

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I don't get it?

I was just showing the proper way to install a large HS unit on a video card. :)

My 9700 is passively cooled and overclocked, and my 9800 is actively cooled by a 5v 60mmx10mm fan.

:)
 

Schadenfroh

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my POS asus 4200 fan broke, so i took a huge 80MM case fan and attached it to it using rubber bands (later zip strips) it took up 4 PCI slots next to the AGP slot.