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Old May 15th, 2007   #1
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Default Looking for a New Cooling Fan For CPU

need a bigger and better fan for my CPU it's a Socket 754 motherboard I want it to cool the best as possible seeing the temp keeps going up while playing some games any suggestions



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Old May 15th, 2007   #2
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Default Re: Looking for a New Cooling Fan For CPU

Well, how much do you want to spend? The Thermalright Ultra 120 is one of the best heatsinks available right now. But it comes at a price, especially considering you still have to buy a fan to go with it. If you don't want to spend that much, something like the Arctic Cooling Freezer 64 is a great alternative at a very reasonable price.



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Default Re: Looking for a New Cooling Fan For CPU

Also the stuff from Thermaltake does well like the Big Typhoon VX or Zalman is always good.
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As to CPU coolers, we've done a lot of testing, and the TT Big Typhoon is markedly better than the competition......I'm not a big fan of the mounting system when using LGA775 systems (because of pressure), but with the s754/939/940 you won't have any problems



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Default Re: Looking for a New Cooling Fan For CPU

Capper, the Big Typhoon VX solves that by using the stock Intel mounting mechanism, so no motherboard removal anymore. No removal for AM2 setups either. No need for a screwdriver or such too. :D
About time honestly, because the mounting mechanism for the Thermaltake Big Typhoon "not VX" is a pain to install on certain setups (like mine) almost impossible to screw if you don't have 13 years old boy fingers. :/



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yeah, good point pb...I forgot about the updated version.....not having to remove the motherboard is a huge plus



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i had a biostar t-force 6100 with an A64 3000 with a Arctic Cooling Freezer 64. temps were 28c idle 35c load (read using coretemp 0.94) room temp was 20c

only thing is its kind of a pain to get the Arctic Cooling Freezer 64 to mount. also the cpu pin connection needs to be shaved because theres a capacitor right next to the cpu fan pin header



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