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Looking for a quiet combination, would this be a good one. Also decent for overclokcing  Anyone have this combination. Just want it for my humble XP 2000 Cpu. Thanks. Also would the Slk800 fit on my A7v266-e ??? with raid ??? Thanks again. |
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check the website with issue heatsink and motherboard...
you may have to do moderate to light bending of your transistors. "Live For The One Die For The One" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)... > > > Looking for a quiet combination, would this be a good one. > > Also decent for overclokcing > > Anyone have this combination. > > Just want it for my humble XP 2000 Cpu. > > Thanks. > > > Also would the Slk800 fit on my A7v266-e ??? with raid ??? > > > Thanks again. > > |
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I did Did not say anything about my board, thats why i'am asking here On Wed, 23 Jul 2003 15:38:48 -0400, "John Smith" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote: >check the website with issue heatsink and motherboard... >you may have to do moderate to light bending of your transistors. > > >"Live For The One Die For The One" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in >message news:(E-Mail Removed)... >> >> >> Looking for a quiet combination, would this be a good one. >> >> Also decent for overclokcing >> >> Anyone have this combination. >> >> Just want it for my humble XP 2000 Cpu. >> >> Thanks. >> >> >> Also would the Slk800 fit on my A7v266-e ??? with raid ??? >> >> >> Thanks again. >> >> > |
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On Wed, 23 Jul 2003 05:09:45 UTC, Live For The One Die For The One
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote: > > > Looking for a quiet combination, would this be a good one. > > Also decent for overclokcing > > Anyone have this combination. > > Just want it for my humble XP 2000 Cpu. > > Thanks. > > > Also would the Slk800 fit on my A7v266-e ??? with raid ??? > > > Thanks again. > > You might want to take a look at http://silentpcreview.com/ An 80mm Panaflo M1A would be about the quietest 80mm fan with sufficient airflow. The Slk800 should fit. I went with a Thermalright SK-7 which comes without a fan. With my case fans at 7volts and a Panaflo M1A on my SK-7, I can hear a clock ticking about 3 meters away with the computer about 30 cm away. Kevin remove middle intial "d" to reply |
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