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Old June 17, 2009, 01:40 PM
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Hey guys, it's summer out htere and at 450 FSB my ram are little hot, do you know any good ram cooler for my G.skill in my sig. The you guys

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Old June 17, 2009, 01:46 PM
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Hey guys, it's summer out htere and at 450 FSB my ram are little hot, do you know any good ram cooler for my G.skill in my sig. The you guys

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At only 450 you shouldn't even be pushing more than I'd say 1.9v through that ram.

So I doubt its really warm enough to warrant a cooler on it.

Look into a bit better case cooling.
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Old June 17, 2009, 03:41 PM
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I'd already concider the way of getting a new case probably a HAF 932 but I don't want to spend this extra money to cool my memory down. Ram is 2.1 but i will try to low it see aht this is doing.
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Antec SPot cool, or Get the Corsair/OCZ/GSkill Ram Cooling Module. Shouldn't run you more than $25 for any of those options, and it will do a good job.

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Ok memory cooler are all fitting, I see, that's interesting.
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I dunno, those coolers don't really produce enough CFM to really cool them down. You could rig up a spare 120mm fan with some zip ties and then you'd have some real airflow there...

I'm cheap lol...
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The OCZ XTC ram coolers work pretty damn well and look sweet, and I know theres at least a few of them for sale in the BST threads.
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I dunno, those coolers don't really produce enough CFM to really cool them down. You could rig up a spare 120mm fan with some zip ties and then you'd have some real airflow there...

I'm cheap lol...
Well not so cheap :P that's what I am doing right now befire to get a new solution. Don't know why this years my parents dont want to turn on the clim ( getting friski with age??? ) so it's about25 to 30 in my room wich make my rig HOTTTTT, have to slow down my CPU to 3.4:( and reduce my ram voltage wich is the stock from the begening now little under. It S*** alot.
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