CPU Cooler..

[Gaffer]

Could someone recommend me a good cooler for my CPU? I'm using a socket A
motherboard and have a 2800MHZ chip.

Thanks.

 

[Christo]

Could someone recommend me a good cooler for my CPU? I'm using a socket A
motherboard and have a 2800MHZ chip.

Thanks.

Gaffer i just recently replaced my stock cooler with a Coolermaster Vortex
Dream 7

very good hs/fan, pretty quiet too

if you decide to go for it though, make sure there is space around the
socket for it, i had to nudge a few capacitors out the way on m MSI board to
get it to fit, its working fine though

very nice cooler

HTH

christo

 

[Shep©]

Could someone recommend me a good cooler for my CPU? I'm using a socket A
motherboard and have a 2800MHZ chip.

Thanks.

http://www.cclonline.com/product-info.asp?product_id=340&category_id=98&manufacturer_id=0

Don't pay a lot.Even came with it's own ,"Arctic Silver" Thermal
paste.Bargain
PS
Been running me hammered and O/C old XP1800 for over a year now,no
probs



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[Duddits]

Could someone recommend me a good cooler for my CPU? I'm using a socket A
motherboard and have a 2800MHZ chip.

Thanks.

Tr2tt
http://secure.newegg.com/app/CustratingReview.asp?DEPA=0&item=35-106-602

Thermaltake Silent Boost
http://secure.newegg.com/app/CustratingReview.asp?DEPA=0&item=35-106-037

regards

Dud

 

[WebWalker]

Could someone recommend me a good cooler for my CPU? I'm using a socket A
motherboard and have a 2800MHZ chip.

Try Themaltake Volcano 12.

 

[Shep©]

Try Themaltake Volcano 12.

Costs more than better cheaper ones



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[silver]

Can also use an 80 X60 mm adapter and use a larger/quiter/blow more
air on the hotter running AMD's, can pick them up alot of places,
some even have fans that have the adapters built into them
http://www.bestbyteinc.com/prodinfo.asp?number=FAN-LED-FABR

The larger high cfm 80mm's have comparable airflow to the more
expensive name brand heatsink fans at much cheaper cost.