Swiftech cooled celeron

kevmarks

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• Jan 22, 2003

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Only overcockers would find this funny. This is a celeron 600 in a slot 1 motherboard, with a slocket. Cooled by a whoping Swiftech MCXC370!! No fan needed lol

Sorry about the crappy web cam shot.

 

method().man

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• Jan 22, 2003

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My god! That slocket looks like it's gonna snap in two!

 

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kevmarks

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• Jan 23, 2003

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lol yeah it is bending a bit in the middle . I should be able to switch it on tomorrow when I get my case and everything. I will let you know how it goes.

 

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kevmarks

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• Feb 14, 2003

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It is solid as a rock. Undervolted to as low s the motherboard will go.

 

TUK101

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• Feb 15, 2003

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Pretty cool, but a rather expensive way to cool a $20 chip lol. I think that the hs is worth more than the cpu.

 

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• Feb 15, 2003

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Yeah, the Swiffy is left over from an old rig. I was going to try and sell it but I found a use for it. I am on a war against noise these days

 

markodude

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• Feb 15, 2003

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Hehe I done a nice one like tha for a mate recently, a coolermaster all copper HCC-002 on a slocketed 500 mobile celly, an upgrade from his 333.... I put an 80mm case fan on in instead of the 7krpm delta, Ive no pics at the mo but its had to be held stable with a cable tie! Luckily its just a temporary solution!

 

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• Feb 15, 2003

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heh, you can passive cool tualatins too....i ran mine underclocked at 66fsb with my sk6+ fan turned off...ran pretty stable