Additional Cooling For Video Card or RAM

If you’re looking for a passive cooling system for your video card or RAM modules, you can turn to EnzoTech. They have several great solutions when it comes to cooling. EnzoTech specializes in both passive cooling and water cooling heatsinks. Their website offers helpful videos to guide you through the instillation process along with PDF manuals. If you haven’t heard of EnzoTech they have been around for a while now. Who is EnzoTech:

Founded in 1982, Enzotech has been striving to provide cooling solutions for a variety of servers that require high efficiency and 24-hour power stability. With the on-going innovation and challenges in the computer industry, Enzotech has become a leading innovator in designing unique material forming technology. Along with its OEM experiences with companies such as AMD and Intel, they also have the reputation as being one of the worlds most advanced high-performance heat sink manufacturer. Enzotech is committed to provide customers with world-class high quality products that are delivered in a cost effective manner, resulting in a win-win situation for all.

- Enzotech (http://www.enzotechnology.com/who_we_are.htm)

When it comes to video cards cooling is everything. There was once a time when the only component you needed to worry about cooling was the CPU. Today, however, the processors found on video cards (GPUs) are clocked to over 1GHz. All of this fast processing produces tremendous amounts of heat. Currently my GPU (GeForce 9800 GTX) is running at 65 degrees C or 148 degrees F. This means my video card is consistently running 40 degrees F hotter than my CPU. At around $15.00, EnzoTech offers a cheap way to reduce the temperature of your video card. These forged, pure copper heatsinks are easily installed (Installation Video) because of the 3m thermal tape. The BCC9 is low profile so it shouldn’t interfere with the current fan or fan shroud that is on your GPU.