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Garlic Bread!?
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Do all Radeons have GPU Shims?
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Partial to LUNAR
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I'm not sure if the 9600's do but all the others (9500,9700,9800)do,you can reduce the heat to your card by removing them.
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Garlic Bread!?
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any guides? and how much cooler do they get.
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**** thread, lock&b7
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Ya, 9600's don't use a shim. But anywyas, here is a very helpfull guide I used when removing the shim on my 9800 Pro.
http://www.overclockers.com/articles714/index03.asp |
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Vegnagun
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Heh, I don't recommend removing the shim even if it will increase cooling.
This of course is because of a bad experience. I killed a softmoddable 9500 by removing it's shim. |
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Partial to LUNAR
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Quote:
Removing the shim is pathetically easy,What told you that that is what broke it? |
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**** thread, lock&b7
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Ya, you just gotta be carefull that's all, make sure the blade doesn't slip, mak sure your not cutting two things accidently, and make sure you don't crush the coe with the shim off. Which are all not that hard to do.
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Vegnagun
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What told me that removing the shim broke it is the card was working when I took it out of my system, and then when I put it back in after removing the shim it wasn't working anymore.
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I r TeH SeCKs
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lol this reminds me of when i tried to remove the heatspreader of my k6-2 *CRACK* and then when i did it to my other k6-2 *CRACK*
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Not your friend, guy
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If you remove the shim, I'd recommend using some kind of pads like on Athlon XPs. I'd be afraid of crushing the core, especially with a large heatsink.
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