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BeerCheeze
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 Posted: Sat, 22 Apr 2006 14:53:40 Post Subject: Socket 939 Cooling |
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I'm looking for a good Heat Sink I can put on my A64 system. With summer approaching it's time to kick up the cooling abilities, with out kicking up the noise.
So I'm looking for a HS that can take a 92mm fan, mount sideways (like 99.99% do) decent price, specially considering there is no OCing going on.
Thanks!
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Hellfire
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| Posted: Sat, 22 Apr 2006 15:27:40 Post Subject: |
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ury2ok2000
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Ive read good things about zalman and scythe. I am looking for a heatsink/fan myself and will probably go with zalman.
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Zalman CNPS9500 LED heatsink/fan
But then im thinking of o/c so this may be overkill for you. I imagine if your not planning on o/c then pretty much any aftermarket heatsink/fan will do. |
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Beer Moon
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| If I were to pick today, I'd probably pick the Scythe and pair it with a Panaflo - because that is my favorite fan of late. |
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Kilamon
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| I've got Thermaltake Sonic Towers running in both my PCs. They are advertised as fanless but use of a 92mm fan provides a 10 degree drop in temps (Celsius) on average. I usually run a max load temp of 43 if the room is warm and such, but never more than 46. At idle, my temps drop down to about 36. My sig has all the detaisl on my PC... |
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sbrehm72255
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I was using the TT Sonic Tower for a long time on my second rig, bit I switched to a Zalman 9500 a few weeks back, mainly for looks I guess.
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DragonMaster
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| Posted: Wed, 31 May 2006 18:45:02 Post Subject: |
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| The stock cooler is not bad with A64s, no? |
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DragonMaster
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| Quote: | | http://www.svc.com/khc-l91-u1.html |
I think that it's the cooler now coming with AMD X2s and up,. It's either this one or an other Cooler Master model. Talk about a stock cooler!
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werty316
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TT Big Typhoon is one of the best but not 92mm. CM Hyper 6+ is also good but it uses 100mm fans.
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