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Old November 12th, 2006   #1
 
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Anyone want to reccomend a chipset cooler for my chaintec vnf-4? The chipset cooler is really pitiful. There isn't anything blocking the cooler upwards, its limited a little to the space to bottom of the case. The space to the top of the case is a little bit better.

PS, when i mean upwards, i mean up from the cooler.



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I really like this one:
http://www.ncix.com/products/index.p...e=THERMALRIGHT

It's a fairly new cooler released by Thermalright.




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I was thinking of something cheaper...

http://anitec.ca/product/2486/zalman..._heatsink_kit/

or this one...

http://anitec.ca/product/6280/zalman...hipset_cooler/

out of the two zalman coolers, which one performs better?



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i've seen alot of people use one of these as a replace chipset cooler

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835110106



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I had a Swiftech MCX159 (except it was the copper and aluminum version) and it did an awesome job and was practically silent. I even fit it onto an X1300 Pro and it kept that thing in the low 40's. This chipset cooler is very impressive, but costs a pretty penny. And yes, they ship to Canada

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Also available from Bigfoot Computers in Canada.



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i've seen alot of people use one of these as a replace chipset cooler

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835110106

That's the same one I have on my NB chipset on a couple of the mobo's in my house. Works very well, not noisy at all.



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I just realized that you can infact fit the tall northbridge coolers on that motherboard. I assumed that it being an nf4 chipset that the pci-e and the chipset are inline with each other, but they aren't. It's bad to assume.

I would go with the zalman cooler (I like the blue one, I've used alot of them before). It's really cheap too. The swiftech cooler that Blake suggest is pretty much the best chipset cooler on the market but as he said, its expensive.




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that swiftec one looks like one of the zalman ones with a fan on top. LOL



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that swiftec one looks like one of the zalman ones with a fan on top. LOL
Except the Swiftech is 100% copper and the base is about twice as thick



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i used an evercool VR-CE on my DFI SLI-DR. its an older video card cooler, but it fit perfectly on my board. but i dont know if you have a fan connector nearby



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