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My son has a 7300se/7200gs video card and it runs way hot. What would be a good cooler to put on it? I've looked on newegg but not sure what to get.

    
johnb35

its fine man. whats temps are you talking?

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Bradan

I would get him a 7600GT or something... They're only ~$90 now... Instead of putting a new cooler on it..

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INTELCRAZY

between 80 and 90 degrees Celcius. My son is a 12 yr old and not that high of a gamer, YET!!!

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johnb35


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I would get him a 7600GT or something... They're only ~$90 now... Instead of putting a new cooler on it..



It originally didn't come with a cooler just the heatsink. I don't have the money to spend on a new card. Card is only a few months old anyway.

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johnb35


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It originally didn't come with a cooler just the heatsink. I don't have the money to spend on a new card. Card is only a few months old anyway.



Nothing too extreme, this is the most universal looking one I found... To find one exactly for the 7300 models, the cupboard was pretty bare....



http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835110109

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INTELCRAZY

You can also get "PCI coolers". Basically a fan that fits in the open expansion slots. That might work...

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16811999154

Very basic, no mods required for the card. As long as the card has no fan, it should work pretty well. You could even maybe put some tape around the fan/card to help keep the air right around the heatsink and perhaps increase efficiency

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You can also get "PCI coolers". Basically a fan that fits in the open expansion slots. That might work...



http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16811999154



Very basic, no mods required for the card. As long as the card has no fan, it should work pretty well. You could even maybe put some tape around the fan/card to help keep the air right around the heatsink and perhaps increase efficiency



Thanks, I forgot all about those. I think i'll give that a try first.

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johnb35

just leave it, they are meant to get hot, and when it finally dies ina few years you can get a new card with the 20$ you saved.

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Bradan


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between 80 and 90 degrees Celcius. My son is a 12 yr old and not that high of a gamer, YET!!!



That's not too bad, my card gets into the 80's during gaming (a x850pro running off a huge passive heatsink). It's not really worth the trouble of getting a new heatsink.

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