| Published by: 13.05.2007 | Written by: Toni P. - Massimo M. - Marco R. - Luigi M. |
| Translated by: OniXenon | |
Also the holes maintains the same distances, this is good news for who uses liquid cooling system, because they won't be obliged to change waterblock.
A general view of the Jetway Radeon HD 2900 XT:
But, we like to see it naked, so after a few minutes at air, we “undressed” it (you won't see it everywhere):
The core is perfectly aligned at the security frame around the chip. Pay attention because it's naked and hasn't any protection
The following image is provided by AMD
The power supplying section is similar to a motherboard one, but requires an adequate cooling, because the mosfets became very hot.
We tested them as you can see in the photograph with a 120mm fan blowing air directly on all the area and the temperature was even around 45° C.
With the stock cooler those components easily reached and overcome 60°C.
One of the memory chips: we have 16 distributed on the two sides of the pcb. Using without cooler they remain around 48-52°C with a frequency of a 1050 MHz, if there is some air circulating
We advice to use some little stick coolers on the memory chips.