What's a good cooling for Barton2500

[L&M]

Give me some good fan & HS for a Barton 2500,I mean for a resonable price. And yes,I want to o/c it.

Thanks.

This is what I have now:

It's a SPIRE

Socket A / 370 Cooling kit
Dimensions Heat sink : 78×73×49 mm (l × w × h)
12VDC Fan : 70×70×25 mm

Bearing Two Ball bearing
Rated speed 3500 ~ 4200 RPM +/-10%
Rated power 2.4 ~ 3.60 W
Noise level 27.5 ~ 36.0 dBA
Air flow 21.70 CFM at 3,500 RPM
27.19 CFM at 4,200 RPM
Current 0.30 A
Life hours Two Ball: 70.000
Features Copper base, Temperature control & Auto restart
Application Intel : Pentium III ~ 1.4 GHz (FC-PGA2)
Pentium III ~ 1.13 GHz (FC-PGA)
Celeron ~ 1.4 GHz (FC-PGA)
AMD : Duron ~ 1.3 GHz (Morgan)
Athlon XP ~ 2700+ (Thoroughbred)
Athlon XP ~ 2100+ (Palomino)
Athlon XP ~ 3200+ (Barton)
Athlon MP ~ 2800+ (Thoroughbred)
Athlon ~ 1.4 GHz (Thunderbird)

Thermal resistance 0.45 °C/W
Thermal type T725 or Stars 420 (white grease)
Clip model 0606624

 

[wquiles]

look 3-4 threads down for the same question

can't go wrong with the Thermalrights!

 

[L&M]

Yeah,I saw that,but I was also interested if my actual fan is good enough.

So,Thermaltake... uh?

 

[vincent_1985]

thermalRIGHT!

thermalTAKe = no good cooling

thermalRIGHT!, thermalRIGHT! ,thermalRIGHT! ,thermalRIGHT!

hehe do it the RIGHT way haha

 

[L&M]

Sorry ! I got it now.

I hear about TermalTAKE in my country very often and probably that's why I had it in my mind.BLEAH!

Now that you brought it up: What's the difference betwen those 2?

 

[vincent_1985]

two seperate companies.

thermal take = low end except for a few exceptions a FEW!

thermal RIGHt = higher end

 

[archilochus]

You can see there Quality products here, www.thermalright.com
To air cool the right way get the ThermalRIGHT HS. What type fans to you have access to? See if the SP-97 will fit your mobo.
Does it have 4 mounting holes for the HS? See sig of rig!
THE FANMAN

 

[tom10167]

The SP-97 will fit his motherboard, the question it, does it fit his price range.

 

[L&M]

I checked the thermalright site and I saw that it fits Abit nf7-s v2.0 wich I've ordered a few days ago.I guess I'll order a thermalright.

 

[NicePants42]

I've heard good things about spire. Depending on how far you want to overclock, dropping $50 on the SP-97 might not be worth it at this point.

Why don't you search for some tech reviews on spire coolers and see if you can't find one on your model number?

 

[L&M]

Oooaaauuu!!!
I just saw the price list !!!
Oh my gooooodd!!!!

 

[NicePants42]

Yeah. Plus, the finish on the bottom is terrible. If you get a thermalright, you should plan on dropping a few more bucks on sandpaper (Autozone) becuase you're going to need to lap the *%&$ out of it.

But if you think about it, it really would be dumb to spend that much money on a hunk of copper and then skimp out on the $4 and 1 hour or so that it would take to lap it. Otherwise, your performance/dollar would suck.

My SLK-947U works pretty darn well if you want an opinion.

 

[L&M]

I only found some Thermaltake Volcano 9,Spark 5+ and Spark7 for 25 euro.How bad are they?

Recomend something from TITAN ?! Those are easy to get arround here.

 

[NicePants42]

Crap man, how bad is the one you're using? That should be the first thing you investigate. And there are plenty of review sites out there.

If the spire gets the job done, let it do it's job.

The volcano series is ok.

 

[L&M]

Well then I'll wait to get the mobo and see from there on,right?

 

[NicePants42]

Good idea.

 

[wannaoc]

I use an SP-97 on my NF7-S and Barton and it works like a champ. It may cost you a bit more but its well worth it.