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  • Sir. S.A.S

    #1

    CPU cooler

    Hi

    I use the standard AMD cooler which came with my 3500+ and it isnt keeping things very cool. Ive tried different thermal paiste. AND ive even wired it to the psu to give the fan more speed to no avail.

    Im looking at a bigger and better cooler so i can OC it and keep it cool especially when things start to get hot.

    This is what ive found and i like the look of it:

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    Id just like to hear your views or recommendations?

    thanks
    SAS
  • Sir. MatDef
    Member
    • Sep 2005
    • 2899

    #2
    Re: CPU cooler

    If you have enough room in your case go with either a scythe ninja or a tuniq tower, both are excellent heatsinks.

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    • <}US{>Mother

      #3
      Re: CPU cooler

      Zalman Products rocks <}US{>Need_2_kill and i <}US{>Mother both run Zalman on our 64 bit processors and VGA 7800GTX cards

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      • Heavy552 AWG

        #4
        Re: CPU cooler

        I plan on the Big Typhoon for the Pentium D 950, but Zalman has gained a reputation for quality.

        Be sure to check with the CPU maker to find certified coolers for the CPU's.

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        • Sir. S.A.S

          #5
          Re: CPU cooler

          well i ordered it. And cant wait to see how far my 3500 will go.

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          • i made you

            #6
            Re: CPU cooler

            The stock heatsink should be fine if it's mounted right, unless you're in the 2.7 GHz+ range. I would buy Scythe or Thermalright. You can't beat the XP-90 for $25 and the Ninja for $35.

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            • Sir. S.A.S

              #7
              Re: CPU cooler

              also i think the bearings are going in it, it makes a funny whining sound. So better safe than sorry ive decided to replace it!

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              • redearedslider

                #8
                Re: CPU cooler

                Originally posted by S.A.S
                also i think the bearings are going in it, it makes a funny whining sound. So better safe than sorry ive decided to replace it!
                Artic cooling if you got the room... or the new coolermaster for socket 939 is very extreme aswel..

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                • w00dy

                  #9
                  Re: CPU cooler

                  I have one of these and it works excellent.

                  ARCTIC is a leading Manufacturer of low-noise PC Air and Water Coolers, Case Fans, and Thermal Materials, as well as High-Quality Monitor Arms, Premium PC Cases, and Under Desk PCs

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                  • Sir. S.A.S

                    #10
                    Re: CPU cooler

                    well i ordered it and well it makes a nice difference to the cooling.

                    heres a pic: (im so sorry about the rubbish quality, didnt set the camera properly)

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                    • scrogathon

                      #11
                      Re: CPU cooler

                      IS there intakes on your case?

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                      • imported_Wreck

                        #12
                        Re: CPU cooler

                        Originally posted by Sir. MatDef
                        If you have enough room in your case go with either a scythe ninja or a tuniq tower, both are excellent heatsinks.
                        Agreed, for the best air cooling.

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                        • Sir. S.A.S

                          #13
                          Re: CPU cooler

                          yeh one in the front and one on top!

                          The one on the front is on the right of the hard drives and the top one is just off to the right of the PSU!

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