Replace fan w/ better heatsink? G4Ti4200 VTD64

I have a G4-Ti4200-VTD64 display board. I'm in the process of silencing my PC -- just installed quiet Papst case fans (1 in, 2 out, using rubber mounts), Nexus NX-3500 quiet power supply, and Nexus AXP-3200 quiet AMD heat-sink and fan. Forgot to order the Zalman northbridge/chipset heatsink to replace that fan, which is definitely noisy, but I will. Once that fan is replaced, the only "stock" fan left in my PC will be the one on the MSI Ti4200-VTD64 card.
Is it possible to replace the video card fan with a heat sink? (Something less elaborate and costly than the Zalman or Thermaltake heat-pumps, which look like considerable overkill for this card.) I'm not overclocking.
Thanks.
Randy.

if u want silent this is pretty new and cool. runs at 19db on low and 23db on high for around 20 bucks and u can get it here: http://www.frozencpu.com/cgi-bin/frozencpu/process.html
http://www.arctic-cooling.com/en/products/vga_silencer/

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