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Heatsinks

Kuz_3040 · 2006-03-15 17:22:23

I need some advice what would ppl recomend buying a separate heatsink or use the one supplied with cpu

15-03-2006 5:22pm

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Kuz_3040

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I need some advice what would ppl recomend buying a separate heatsink or use the one supplied with cpu

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#2 15-03-2006 6:47pm

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Many options out there, the Thermalright SI-120 is a good option, if size is an issue the XP-90C is great.

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#3 15-03-2006 6:54pm

conzy

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Are you going to be overclocking?

The stock AMD heatsink with AS5 applied is good for around 2.6ghz.

A freezer 64 or Freezer 7 pro (intel version) are great coolers and cost around €25, very quiet too.

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