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Cooling Options for Athlon XP 3200+
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Name: nfreeman
Date: December 18, 2005 at 11:26:50 Pacific
Subject: Cooling Options for Athlon XP 3200+OS: XP ProCPU/Ram: Athlon 1ghz/512mb ddr400 |
Comment: I just purchased but have not yet received an Athlon XP 3200+ and am wondering the best way to cool it for around $25 or so. The sad little fan/heatsink I have now barely keeps my 1ghz Athlon at 55 C under load, but I'm also getting a new case for Christmas, so the cooling problems of my case are also going to be solved. I am considering using a 60 to 80mm fan adapter to attach a good, quite case fan to the cpu's heatsink, but I don't know how to determine whether or not the case fan will be able to cool the processor. It's just an idea; a regular heatsink/60mm fan is fine with me if it will keep the thing at a reasonable temp. It would also be nice if the fan was UV reactive, but it's not really a necessity. I don't intend on overclocking, but you never know. I just want it to be cool and quite at 2.2ghz. Thanks.
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Name: jam
Date: December 18, 2005 at 14:27:48 Pacific
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Name: speedy-z
Date: January 3, 2006 at 23:36:56 Pacific
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Reply: (edit)I have an athlon XP 3200+ I have a dynatron CPU cooler (7$)all copper with "microfin" technology. I ditched the fan and got a 60mm->80mm($1.50) adapter and put a 2500RPM cooler master fan on ($2.50). Load I never get above 56C - well within range I've seen 3200+'s operate fine in the 65-70C range.
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