Stripping The GeForce 8800 Heatspreader
Posted on Wed December 6 2006 4:05 pm by VRArchiver
We've all seen the G80 cores dressed over with their decent Heat-Spreaders. Now see them naked and sexy!
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Comment by: gen.Rage1982hrv on 17-Aug-2007 2:47 am
| lol man that was bad thing to but never mind question is: why did you do it and why dident you take full pic of core and lines??? maybe there is a way to unlock a gts because nvidia dident cut lines inside the core thy cut it out side next to resistors next time when u decide to take cover from another gpu use acid is safer(for core i mean) p.s.this is nice site |
Comment by: Muk on 11-Dec-2006 3:19 pm
| Inquirer was guessing 480mm2, other sites guessing 496mm. Any chance the new owner can be the first to accurately measure it? |
Comment by: HG on 08-Dec-2006 2:28 pm
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Comment by: XTimX on 08-Dec-2006 2:27 pm
| ack .... lol |
Comment by: yantronic on 08-Dec-2006 11:27 am
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![]() AH_GUAN AH_GUAN!!! Take off the plastic first!!! ![]() |
Comment by: HG on 08-Dec-2006 11:11 am
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Comment by: yantronic on 08-Dec-2006 11:07 am
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![]() We popped its cherry nontheless. ![]() |
Comment by: HG on 08-Dec-2006 10:47 am
the poor piggy, but i believed he/she loved to be fondled by us..![]() |
Comment by: yantronic on 08-Dec-2006 10:45 am
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I hope that people who have tried to strip off the IHS would post some working results here. I am sure we are all interested to find out more! ![]() |
Comment by: xiuxiu on 08-Dec-2006 10:06 am
| the card still working ? |
Comment by: Muk on 08-Dec-2006 1:55 am
| Could we try to get an accurate measurement as to the dimensions of the core? So far it has been mostly speculation, and I don't believe the Inq's "information". |
Comment by: XTimX on 07-Dec-2006 10:09 pm
ok i get it liao lol .....bigger is good ![]() |
Comment by: HG on 07-Dec-2006 4:36 pm
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Comment by: farksy on 07-Dec-2006 4:34 pm
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Comment by: HG on 07-Dec-2006 4:02 pm
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Comment by: yantronic on 07-Dec-2006 3:59 pm
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Comment by: HG on 07-Dec-2006 3:36 pm
knn my hands still smell of anabond!![]() |
Comment by: screambitch on 07-Dec-2006 3:30 pm
| wow.. looks like the pcb broke a bit huh?? |
Comment by: yantronic on 07-Dec-2006 2:22 pm
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The RAMs alone needs 2 phase liaoz... ![]() |
Comment by: Gollum on 07-Dec-2006 1:20 pm
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but no blocks available yet. the really hot part is the rams and next to the core one of the regulator. amazing heater. |
Comment by: yantronic on 07-Dec-2006 1:10 pm
| http://resources.vr-zone.com.sg/yant...phics/gpu2.jpg Look at the NV44 in comparison. http://resources.vr-zone.com/yantron.../coresize2.jpg |
Comment by: XTimX on 07-Dec-2006 12:51 pm
this is considered big meh ? I wouldn mind a core X2 of that size if it performs ![]() |
Comment by: yantronic on 07-Dec-2006 12:10 pm
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Unker Gollum can WC bare core liaoz...song bo? ![]() |
Comment by: tensor on 07-Dec-2006 11:47 am
| the core is soooooo huge.... yup that metal border shim would have to be milled down by a mm or so. hmmz who has a diamond polisher to loan? ![]() |
Comment by: Gollum on 07-Dec-2006 8:48 am
| tempting. Once u strip u cant mount the side metal border thingy. On the stock heatsink the contact is already minimal. cant do it on the stock heat sink else board will warp as the height of the gpu core will be much lower than the rams. |
Comment by: reddevil0728 on 07-Dec-2006 8:27 am
| nice |
Comment by: strike on 07-Dec-2006 7:12 am
| song |
Comment by: leong on 07-Dec-2006 3:25 am
swee eh![]() |
Comment by: hello8985 on 07-Dec-2006 2:32 am
naked ![]() |
Comment by: XTimX on 07-Dec-2006 2:03 am
wahhh I shouldve stayed ![]() |










