Hmmmmm,
Not too hard of a challenge!

As long as the measurements of the video core allow it, slap on a copper base/aluminum fin heatsink on the puppy! Drill holes in the heatsink to match the bolt pattern of the board and put a real heatsink on it. Yep, time to freeze the CPU heatsink in ice and cut away the base to match the size for the board. Put a Panaflow at 7V on the heatsink and forget about it.
OK, you may lose 3 PCI slots, that just means you need to get a mobo with sound, RAID and NIC onboard (something you silent freeks keep missing) the more PCI slots, the bigger the heatsink for the video card!

My 950 Athlon runs overclocked at 1064MHz with a cool 40C temp (load at 44C) Case temps are 24C to 27C and that helps the GF2 run at 35C with the PIII cooler on it. OK, the 6,250RPM fan helps

I am working on that one... maybe 7V the fan (it is the loudest thing in my computer)
I think I may need to put a stut in the computer to hold up a Volcano7 heatsink on the puppy, yeah...it weighs a ton! Time to shave the fins down and mill the base to lighten it up. Slap that variable speed 80mm fan on it running 1,000 RPM for a quiet and cool video card. Oh yeah, overclock it until the BIOS locks up and back it off.
