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Hi all,

does this card also have this temperature problems like the VII?? Do I
need additional cooling fans?

Jo Lueg

by **J Crai** » Thu, 10 Jun 1999 04:00:00

I haven't had any problems with my v3-3000 overheating

by **Dave Hawn** » Fri, 11 Jun 1999 04:00:00

Well, I use one in an overclocked C466 with a 75Mhz. FSB bus...The PCI/AGP

problem, this keeps it in check.... heatwise.
Dave Hawnt

by **Don Burnett** » Fri, 11 Jun 1999 04:00:00

No problem here either.
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by **Jason Litt** » Fri, 11 Jun 1999 04:00:00

On Wed, 09 Jun 1999 08:51:27 +0200, "Joachim Lueg-Althoff, Neosid

First off I had two Voodoo2s and NEVER had a overheating problem.
Although the V3 runs hot it is designed that way and I havent had a
problem...attaching a fan doesnt hurt though!

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by **Kirk Lan** » Fri, 11 Jun 1999 04:00:00

Actually, your AGP should be 75 MHz...on 66 (PCI: 1/2 of FSB, AGB: 1/1 FSB)
and 100 (PCI: 1/3 FSB, AGP: 2/3 FSB) MHz buses, the PCI is 33, the AGP is
66. Since 75 is closer to 66, you're using the 66 MHz multipliers (unless
you've got some weird mobo that lets you change PCI and AGP multipliers :).

133 bus, the PCI is 33 (Abit motherboards change this multiplier again, to
around 1/4) but the AGP is around 80-something! Of course, that comp has a
PCI video card, so it doesn't matter...

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>> Hi all,

>> does this card also have this temperature problems like the VII?? Do I
>> need additional cooling fans?

>> Jo Lueg

>Well, I use one in an overclocked C466 with a 75Mhz. FSB bus...The PCI/AGP

>problem, this keeps it in check.... heatwise.
>Dave Hawnt

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