Need help cooling my processor!!!

[t_bird]

I have a 3.0E and it is running at about 125 and up to 140. I need it to be cooled alot but i don't want use liquid cooling. Any recomendations on what i should use as a heatsink and fan?

 

[orion456]

I have a 3.0E and it is running at about 125 and up to 140. I need it to be cooled alot but i don't want use liquid cooling. Any recomendations on what i should use as a heatsink and fan?

Dual parallel fans on an sp-94. Add a side exhaust duct and you can have lots of quiet cool.

http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=301334

 

[archilochus]

The XP-120 by www.thermalright.com ,will be out soon...

REVIEW LINK

2nd REVIEW LINK

 

[wdeep4]

I have a 3.0E and it is running at about 125 and up to 140.

That's a little on the warm side, isn't it? You might want to begin by simply checking the mounting of the cooler you're using right now...

 

[mtb856]

that's about 49°C idle and 60°C load, so not bad for stock cooling on a Prescott. Having the XP-120 or just a good thermalright with a powerful fan will lower your temps a lot. You can wait for the XP and put a good 120mm fan on it, or you could get the SP-94 and put a Delta HHE on it, both perform really well.

SP-94 review LINK

SP-94 sale LINK

Delta HHE sale LINK

Both arch and I own the HHE ( he's given his of approval LINK ), and I highly recommend it for cooling the thermalrights... look at the temps in my sig .