P4 HSF questions

Chaos Snake

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• Aug 10, 2003

• #1

I've got a buddy thats looking for a good heaatsink/fan combo for his 2.4 northwood. Price is not a issue but he's not ready to go watercooled yet. And yes he plans to OC.

 

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AS3

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• Aug 10, 2003

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based on everything i've read off of the internet:
-SLK-900U
-92MM tornado

 

Tical

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South Bend, IN

• Aug 10, 2003

• #3

SLK-900U & a panaflo 92mm

 

Ffats

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Illinois

• Aug 10, 2003

• #4

Panaflo for low noise
Tornado for screeching noise

 

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Crism

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• Aug 10, 2003

• #5

AS3 said:

based on everything i've read off of the internet:
-SLK-900U
-92MM tornado

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i have this combo and it's SWEET!

 

dagamore

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• Aug 10, 2003

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zalma cnps 7000 - CU. 773 grams of copper with a quite 92 mm fan built in, quite and great cooling, i droped the temps in my [email protected] (eng sample) p4 on an asus p4c800 e delux the temps went from 48@ load to 41 @ load.

 

sangapski

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• Aug 10, 2003

• #7

Thermalright SP-94 Heatpipe

 

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Tibz

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• Aug 11, 2003

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Well thanks for the info guys thats what I was planning on getting.
-SLK-900U
-92MM tornado

 

Ffats

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• Aug 11, 2003

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Remember, the heatpipe model is now the ruler of all! (And I'm hoping the 900's will go down in price!)

 

MrBean

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• Aug 12, 2003

• #10

Do you realize how loud that tornado is, you say you dont mind now, but trust me in a week youll be ordering a lower speed fan.