MSI GF4Ti 4200-TD64-the fan is to loud..

Hi all.I put together a a system thats really quiet but the fan on my msi gf4 ti 4200 is really making noise.Anyone else think the same of their msi gf4 ti 4200 cards?Well today im gonna buy the Tt GF4 cooler and see if its less noisier and it comes with memory heatzinks to.The only con is that the tt gf4 fan has 3 pin connector but i have a free connector on my mobo.Any one have the Tt gf4 cooler-is it any good?

Well,i sold the msi gf4 and bought a 128mb gf4ti4200 from Leadtek,winfast A250 LE TD My Vivo Edition.
Look at it here or read this gf4 ti 4200 test of cards:
http://www.bench-house.com/article.php?oliver=240&sid=103&pop=DoP&form22=+Go%21+

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Quote from: Haben on 12-March-13, 23:10:42
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