money (and loud) is no object

[Ozzman]

ok guys whats the BEST hsf and fan out money and noise is no object :D

P.S no water coolers those get another thread :D but money is a object as those can get pretty pricey

[Colin]

The Swiftech MCX 462 if you have an AMD rig.

[aznboi64]

I like my Vantec 6024OD it comes with the 38 delta. A real screamer if you like it. And cools any cpu.

[Wicked Klown]

Going but whats in your Sig. I'd say go with a MCX462 with the Delta 80mm 80c.f.m. fan. You can get both at www.sidewindercomputers.com Or if you want get the MC462 with a 80c.f.m. Delta.

[el]

Klowin is the winner that would be the best combo! a nice alpha with a medium level fan like the 50cfm fan would cost a 1/3 and do about the same job as the 100dollar combo he was talking about.

[nikhsub1]

You people are not answering the question! Only Klownin79 got it right.

Swiftech MCX462 = Best air cooling available - FACT
80mm 80CFM Delta = Highest powered 80mm available - FACT

This is what I run and yes it is $ and yes it is loud. If you don't want to spend the $ or have earplugs then get something less.

[Wicked Klown]

Hey what do you know I finaly got something right. :D I just wish I would've got the MCX instead of the MC, but I will be getting the 80mm 80c.f.m. Delta sometime.

[Silversinksam]

If Money was no object you would have a Solid Cusil heatsink cast out of a MCX 462 Mold....You would need to buy a MCX 462 and bring it to a foundry where they would make the mold and the final Cusil product. Just don't tell Swiftech as they may not like a foundry casting thier product if its trademarked.


;)

[CrystalMethod]

Alpha or Swiftech for the heatsink, and Delta for the fan. Might want to check which heatsinks will fit your mobo. Sometimes size becomes and issue. Not all heatsinks will fit all motherboards, especially the higher end ones (they tend to be a wee bit bigger than normal).

[Ozzman]

i did some research on the Swiftech MCX 462 it seems pretty ****ing good found it for 57 bucks which i hear is a ok price..

[SickBoy]

Originally posted by nikhsub1
You people are not answering the question! Only Klownin79 got it right.

Swiftech MCX462 = Best air cooling available - FACT
80mm 80CFM Delta = Highest powered 80mm available - FACT

This is what I run and yes it is $ and yes it is loud. If you don't want to spend the $ or have earplugs then get something less.

Have to agree on this one - the MCX462 in stock form slightly outcools the Alpha 8045. That, combined with the fattest, highest CFM delta you can find would be optimal, if money and noise are not an object.

[Silversinksam]

Originally posted by Ozzman
i did some research on the Swiftech MCX 462 it seems pretty ****ing good found it for 57 bucks which i hear is a ok price..






This was sold out:

NEW! Swiftech MCX462 w/68 CFM (Retail) SOLD OUT!
BACK ORDERED NEW Swiftech MCX462 features the NEW Helicoid pin technology for massive heat dissipation. Includes Delta 80x80x38 68CFM 48.5DBA Fan which is equipped with a separate tachometer output, and a fan guard. Instructions, Mounting screws/parts and retail box is included. Works with 99.99% of all Socket A/462 motherboards.

Your Price: $ 69.99

http://www.hardcorecooling.com/


Heres one with the Delta:

Swiftech MCX462 Heatsink & Fan For all AMD socket A Motherboards
MCX462
$79.95
$67.75 On Sale!
MCX462: Fully compatible with all* socket A motherboards compliant with AMD specs, in single or dual CPU configuration. The new patent pending geometry is such that it fits entirely inside of AMD component height restriction zones. This allows clearance for capacitors located in areas close to the socket which are non height restricted by the CPU maker
http://www.bzboyz.com/store/cpu_cpufans.html#499

[Wicked Klown]

Originally posted by Silversinksam



OZZman thats a great price cheapest I found was Special: $69.99

But that Includes a Sanyo Denki 80x80x32 mm, 53 CFM fan

http://www.nexfan.com/images/b218e23b.jpg

http://www.nexfan.com/29/183.htm?356



The pics you have is of a MC462 and not the MCX462.

[Silversinksam]

Your right I edited my post as I found one cheaper :)

[Wicked Klown]

I like the price of that. I might try and get one.

[CrystalMethod]

I still hold to my question. Will it fit on that board? So far we've pretty much determined that the Delta is the way to go fan wise, but what will fit heatsink wise?

[Wicked Klown]

I'd have to say yes. I went to the web site and look at the board. It has the four holes around the socket and the Caps and thing are like 1/4 to 1/2" away from the socket. Just to make sure Ozzman make sure you have 3"x3" including the socket.

[Ozzman]

well im going to be geting a new mobo sence i cant OC on this one and thought i would buy both at same time but still dont know of a good OC able board that uses sdram and can go up to at least a 1.4 athlon :(

[muddocktor]

Originally posted by Ozzman
well im going to be geting a new mobo sence i cant OC on this one and thought i would buy both at same time but still dont know of a good OC able board that uses sdram and can go up to at least a 1.4 athlon :(

If you are looking for a sdram board then the Iwill KK266+ would be a decent choice. They oc like crazy and have a good layout. Plus, with all the DDR boards out there, you can find them for a good price. Finally, there is plenty of room around the socket for any of the MC462 series hsf's. I had the KK266R mobo before the KG7 and was running the original MC462 on it with no problems.

[Sonny]

Originally posted by nikhsub1
80mm 80CFM Delta = Highest powered 80mm available - FACT:rolleyes:

80mm 95CFM DELTA:D

[AntmanMike]

Vapochill. www.asetek.com or www.vapochill.com. Cools it sub zero!

[Yodums]

Oh believe me Otto when you get it in your house you'll be begging for some ear plugs. I remember in an online store it gave you the option to pick ear plugs to come with it :p

[Wicked Klown]

Originally posted by sonny
:rolleyes:

80mm 95CFM DELTA:D



Where can you find that at.

[AlanSr]

Comair Rotron 235CFM
you will have to mount it to the side of your case but it has enough power to cool your entire system.....did I mention its only 8.95 US...

[Colin]

As muddocktor said, the KK266 Plus is a great board if you are going to use SD ram. Vcore and IO volt mods are easy too.

[Ozzman]

does this seem right to u

Iwill KK266 Series

Key Features:

CPU's Supported AMD Athlon XP / Thunderbird / Duron 600MHz - XP1900+(200MHz & 266MHz FSB)
CPU Connector Type Socket-A
Chipset VIA KT133A
Memory Slots 3 DIMM - Up To 1.5GB (PC133 SDRAM)
Expansion Slots 1 AGP 4X, 6 PCI & 1 ISA
HDD Controller 2 UDMA 100
Sound C-Media® CMI-87383D Sound Chip


Iwill KK266 Plus
(KT133A - PC133) $93.00


Iwill KK266-R Plus
(KT133A - RAID - PC133) $105.00




is the 600MHz - XP1900+ part right? and whats the dif between the r plus and the plus?

[Wicked Klown]

The R stands for Raid.

[ghengisjam]

Look into Millenium's Glaciator 2. Including shipping, I paid 37 bucks from http://www.millennium-thermal.com You get excellent cooling WITHOUT the noise of your average 747 at takeoff....

My clocked XP runs 32c under load, all day. And I can't hear the hs over the other case fans.

[Jmichael484]

I'd go with the Dragon Orb3 which keeps cpu at about 87 F, cost $30 and sounds like hell.