I have a GF3, which has a fan, and I have to be careful about the heat... I got "ThermoInDock" to monitor the CPU temp, and I raised the Cube 1/4" on some lifters at the corners... This eases the thermodynamic cooling and as long as I keep the ambient temp at 75F or less, I have no problems... Running my Formac Studio TVR to watch TV seems to generate the most heat for me, but I've gotten it to where the CPU never gets above 133F, which is comfortably within the "green zone"... If it goes above 140F, I shut it down [Don't have that problem since raising the Cube]... Since the heat sensor is in the CPU, and not the video card, I play it safe... Several list members have burnt GF3's, but I've never heard a tale of woe about the GF2... It was a factory option, so you should be OK... Pep On Tuesday, April 6, 2004, at 01:35 AM, cube at 10k.org wrote: > > I pulled a 32MB Geforce2mx card out of my desktop G4 and am thinking > about > putting it in my cube. Is it safe to install it with the original small > "cheese grater" heatsink? jake