wont be a problem. will work fine. i had got that card during urban fury tourney. i sold mine, but a couple of my clanmates are using it & it works fine.
if there is no fan given then prolly its not needed.
dunno but my 6600gt runs pretty hot but no probs at all. around 55 - 60 idle &75 - 90 full load, no restarts or any probs yet.
& bout the psu, its a very good psu. i had got it for free in urban fury where i got the card. heh. its got 21a on the 12v. dont remember bout the rest. but its more than enough, no fluctuations etc with 2 sata hdds, 3 optical drives, 6600gt & 4 x 80mm fans.
i think the market rate for the psu is 2200 rs, not too sure but.
do any of those games that u play hang when u r playing for a long time? I was using a 6200TC for a few days and the game wud hang and/or the computer would restart. Then i noticed the heatsink was getting very hot. I have my side panel open always, so i places a 80mm fan on the outside but pointed toward the heatsink on the graphics card. Once tht was done, the card was running pretty cool, even after a couple of hours of continuous gaming.
You could maintain proper airflow inside the case and that shud help reduce the temps a bit. To do that, u wud need atleast 2 fans in the case - 1 on the front as intake and one at the rear as exhaust.
If u r very concerned about the temps, u cud perhaps search for SunMysore’s thread in the market section where he’s selling Custom Made heatsinks for FX5200 cards
I have the the Antec P160 case which came with 2 thermal probes - I have one of these probes under the heat sink of my ASUS Geforce 4200Ti display card - the reading from this probe taken a few minutes back - 46C. The CHIP itself must be at least 5 - 8C above this reading.
Well GFX cards run very hot, my Radeon 9800 pro will burn my finger if I touch it after 2-3 hrs of intense gaming. Nowadays I keep jmy panel open during gaming, as even the CPU heats up quite a bit.
On the other hand, my friend had a Sapphire 9600 np with just a heatsink and its running like a charm till now…
Even I considered opening my panel…but carbon dust is the big enemy here…so thts not an option as I did try it once…The temp coooled very well but the DUST !!! o boy…
I have a GeForce 5200 PCI even after hours of gaming it doesn’t get that hot and there’s no temp monitor there so don’t know the actual temp but for cooling it has a fan.
Else for advanced cooling for overclockers there is NV Silencer 5 dunno if available in India.