bga heatsinks for 9700

makkunbakkun · 25-March-03, 09:41 AM

okay i know 4 places where i should put them, are those other two spots possible to heatsink aswell??

what should i use to mount it on(dont tell me gum~)

is there anything on the bottomside i should heatsink aswell? thx

makkunbakkun · 25-March-03, 09:42 AM

**** wrong pic...........sec lol

makkunbakkun · 25-March-03, 09:47 AM

makkunbakkun · 25-March-03, 09:48 AM

omg im a tech hoe im so proud~

putwig · 25-March-03, 10:38 AM

Just the four you have circled, plus the same four on the other side if they are not covered by the OEM GPU HSF combo that came on the card.

makkunbakkun · 25-March-03, 11:18 AM

that shiny metal thing gets awful hot aswell....what is it?

n00bishLaggeR · 25-March-03, 11:26 AM

I think its a heat plate for something that gets hot, but its definitly not ram...probably voltage regulators...
If you flip the card youll see there are four more BGA ram chips (duh) and they get just as hot so there's a total 8 places for your BGA sinks. Come to think of it I could use some sinks..the ram on my R300 get's HOT

Where did you buy your BGA sinks?

makkunbakkun · 25-March-03, 11:55 AM

i havent buoght them yet but i am gonna get these...
http://www.crazypc.com/Merchant2/mer..._Code=PQ4:5111
still need an idea for mounting them lol anyone?

makkunbakkun · 25-March-03, 12:04 PM

i see a heatsink fan on the bottom of my card....not doing a good job is what i think...what is it cooling, is there somthing better i could put there?

n00bishLaggeR · 25-March-03, 12:09 PM

It cools the GPU and does a fine job, best leave it alone.
get 8 of those heatsinks or buy an 8 pack of something else.

Because if your only cooling one side thats like running RAID with different hard drives, what I mean is you need to provide equal cooling for all the ram or no cooling at all.

putwig · 25-March-03, 12:15 PM

Use Arctic silver epoxy or arctic alumina epoxy to mount your sinks. Be warned it is permanent!

Kage · 25-March-03, 12:19 PM

I have a ti4800SE with the same setup. The heatsinks on the bottom were attached, but they have you put the top ones on. The heatsinks supplied have thermal pads on them, and I was wondering if it'd be better to AS3 if I took the pads off.......but then again, how do you attach them?

Kage · 25-March-03, 12:20 PM

Ah, thanks putwig. You must have replied as I was typing that

I think I'll just stick with the thermal pads

makkunbakkun · 25-March-03, 01:04 PM

thermal adhesive will hold these right
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?

Gladiator · 25-March-03, 01:16 PM

Why not just get a zalman heatsink

more info here http://www.zalman.co.kr/english/product/zm80a-hp.htm

FeRaL · 25-March-03, 01:24 PM

If you look at the pic Galdiator, the Zalman isnt toucing in the BGA RAM.

BigAkita · 25-March-03, 01:31 PM

I've got a couple old heatsinks from Pentium systems that I am going to cut to fit the BGA ram. 30 bucks with shipping for 8 squares of tin coated copper is ridiculous.

n00bishLaggeR · 25-March-03, 01:31 PM

Quote:


	Originally posted by FeRaL If you look at the pic Galdiator, the Zalman isnt toucing in the BGA RAM.

Yeah, also notice that temps arent too hot, only just acceptable, not bad for a passive cooler but unless your rig is going to be used in a museum or library I dont think that zalman is satisfactory

Gladiator · 25-March-03, 01:40 PM

Maybe it might be a good idea to mod that zalman and make it bigger as well as touch the BGA

FeRaL · 25-March-03, 02:17 PM

Yah mod it bigger so it not only touches the BGA RAM but also so it contacts your case and uses it as a giant HS

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25-March-03, 09:42 AM		#2 (permalink)
makkunbakkun Apex Techie II	**** wrong pic...........sec lol

25-March-03, 09:48 AM		#4 (permalink)
makkunbakkun Apex Techie II	omg im a tech hoe im so proud~

25-March-03, 10:38 AM		#5 (permalink)
putwig Dr. Hydro Pimp	Just the four you have circled, plus the same four on the other side if they are not covered by the OEM GPU HSF combo that came on the card.

25-March-03, 11:18 AM		#6 (permalink)
makkunbakkun Apex Techie II	that shiny metal thing gets awful hot aswell....what is it?

25-March-03, 11:26 AM		#7 (permalink)
n00bishLaggeR losernoOb	I think its a heat plate for something that gets hot, but its definitly not ram...probably voltage regulators... If you flip the card youll see there are four more BGA ram chips (duh) and they get just as hot so there's a total 8 places for your BGA sinks. Come to think of it I could use some sinks..the ram on my R300 get's HOT Where did you buy your BGA sinks?

25-March-03, 11:55 AM		#8 (permalink)
makkunbakkun Apex Techie II	i havent buoght them yet but i am gonna get these... http://www.crazypc.com/Merchant2/mer..._Code=PQ4:5111 still need an idea for mounting them lol anyone?

25-March-03, 12:04 PM		#9 (permalink)
makkunbakkun Apex Techie II	i see a heatsink fan on the bottom of my card....not doing a good job is what i think...what is it cooling, is there somthing better i could put there?

25-March-03, 12:09 PM		#10 (permalink)
n00bishLaggeR losernoOb	It cools the GPU and does a fine job, best leave it alone. get 8 of those heatsinks or buy an 8 pack of something else. Because if your only cooling one side thats like running RAID with different hard drives, what I mean is you need to provide equal cooling for all the ram or no cooling at all.

25-March-03, 12:15 PM		#11 (permalink)
putwig Dr. Hydro Pimp	Use Arctic silver epoxy or arctic alumina epoxy to mount your sinks. Be warned it is permanent!

25-March-03, 12:19 PM		#12 (permalink)
Kage Lokie's Personal WU-Hoe	I have a ti4800SE with the same setup. The heatsinks on the bottom were attached, but they have you put the top ones on. The heatsinks supplied have thermal pads on them, and I was wondering if it'd be better to AS3 if I took the pads off.......but then again, how do you attach them?

25-March-03, 12:20 PM		#13 (permalink)
Kage Lokie's Personal WU-Hoe	Ah, thanks putwig. You must have replied as I was typing that I think I'll just stick with the thermal pads

25-March-03, 01:04 PM		#14 (permalink)
makkunbakkun Apex Techie II	thermal adhesive will hold these right / ?

25-March-03, 01:16 PM		#15 (permalink)
Gladiator Apex Tech Fanatic	Why not just get a zalman heatsink more info here http://www.zalman.co.kr/english/product/zm80a-hp.htm

25-March-03, 01:24 PM		#16 (permalink)
FeRaL Mutant Moderator	If you look at the pic Galdiator, the Zalman isnt toucing in the BGA RAM.

25-March-03, 01:31 PM		#17 (permalink)
BigAkita n00b-ass reviewer	I've got a couple old heatsinks from Pentium systems that I am going to cut to fit the BGA ram. 30 bucks with shipping for 8 squares of tin coated copper is ridiculous.

25-March-03, 01:40 PM		#19 (permalink)
Gladiator Apex Tech Fanatic	Maybe it might be a good idea to mod that zalman and make it bigger as well as touch the BGA

25-March-03, 02:17 PM		#20 (permalink)
FeRaL Mutant Moderator	Yah mod it bigger so it not only touches the BGA RAM but also so it contacts your case and uses it as a giant HS