I asked the guy in the shop for a quiet heatsink for an old P4. He sold
me an Igloo 4360 - 3.20 GHz.

But my 'old' p4 is a 1.8GHz and this heatsink is difficult to fit.

Did he sell me the wrong thing or am I just a duffer noob?

I had no problem at all putting the old very very noisy heatsink back,
so..

(E-Mail Removed), 10/28/2005,8:28:22 PM, wrote:

>
> I asked the guy in the shop for a quiet heatsink for an old P4. He
> sold me an Igloo 4360 - 3.20 GHz.
>
> But my 'old' p4 is a 1.8GHz and this heatsink is difficult to fit.
>
> Did he sell me the wrong thing or am I just a duffer noob?
>
> I had no problem at all putting the old very very noisy heatsink back,
> so..

It is a Socket 478 so it should fit properly. Here is a link to the
installation instructions.
http://www.glacialtech.com/pdf/Igloo4360.pdf

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>
> I asked the guy in the shop for a quiet heatsink for an old P4. He sold
> me an Igloo 4360 - 3.20 GHz.
>
> But my 'old' p4 is a 1.8GHz and this heatsink is difficult to fit.
>
> Did he sell me the wrong thing or am I just a duffer noob?
>
> I had no problem at all putting the old very very noisy heatsink back,
> so..
>



If your 'old P4' is a socket 423 then yes, he did sell you the wrong one.
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