Best of the best
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Name: Image WorkZ
Date: July 6, 2002 at 22:39:37 Pacific
Subject: Best of the best
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Comment: I'm unlocking my athlon xp1800 and i'm wondering what is the best cooling i can use...for now i'm sticking to hs and fan, no water or any other crazy stuff... so from here http://www.dealsdirect.ca/catalog/mall.cfm?CATEGORY=82 what are some of the best ones you recomend?? input is greatly appreciated cause i really don't want to toast my cpu :) thanx in advance.. --IWZ
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Name: Krezno
Date: July 6, 2002 at 23:58:20 Pacific
Subject: Best of the best
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Reply: (edit)Well I didn't check that link out but I could reccommend getting a Thermalright AX-7 and putting a Vantech 80mm Tornado on it. That's only if you aren't worried about noise though, 55 dba, but it pushes 84 cfm. I'm already using an AX-7 and I just bought the Tornado, hasn't got here yet though :(
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Name: Froggx
Date: July 7, 2002 at 15:55:03 Pacific
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Reply: (edit)I am just remembering, haven't checked anything out, but I remember going to www.1coolpc.com and seeing this heatsink that was like a 80mm cube. Then you could mount and 80mm fan on top. Personally, I have unlocked my Athlon XP 1700+, am using a Thermaltake Volcano 6 cu, and running the CPU at specs somewhere between 1900+ and 2000+, it doesn't pass about 50°C, which is real good considering only one case fan. Personally, I want to move to water cooling, but don't have the $300 for the ultimate systems. Water cooling makes almost no noise, though.
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Name: vegaman
Date: July 20, 2002 at 16:24:40 Pacific
Subject: Best of the best
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Reply: (edit)I'm running an athalon 2200xp I have a volcano 7+ with artic 3 on mediam not high and my cpu is at 43c load and it never ran over 48c so I think you would like the volcano 7+ ( but you run it on high it gets pretty loud )
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