Heatsink

[gamerxx13]

What heatsink do you recommend for AMD 64 3200 processor? I want to be able to overclock this processor.

 

[BW86]

im still using the stock hsf and im at 2.55ghz. But if you dont have one, a great heatsink is the zalman 7000 alcu

 

[Mrvile]

Either that or the XP-90 or the XP-120 if it will fit.

 

[effee]

what do you mean IF? its not guaranteed? I read the site, it says made for S754 mobos

 

[BW86]

Originally posted by: effee
what do you mean IF? its not guaranteed? I read the site, it says made for S754 mobos

On some motherboards it wont fit, its to big. Their site has all the motherboards that it will fit on, and all the motherboards that it wont fit on.

 

[Operandi]

XP-90 fits pretty much everything.

 

[KuuL]

Nevermind, I did a little research and ThermalRight makes the XP-90 and XP-120.

 

[AristoV300]

Originally posted by: Operandi
XP-90 fits pretty much everything.

One of the best HS available
:thumbsup:

 

[cirthix]

xp 120>xp90>most heatsinks

 

[Omega Ohm]

But will the XP120 fit a soltech 939 board?

 

[MDE]

Originally posted by: Omega Ohm
But will the XP120 fit a soltech 939 board?

Look at Thermalright's compatability list.

 

[basslover1]

If you have to question it, I would probably say no that it wont fit. I've got the Xp-90 on my Epox board and I'm glad I didn't decide to spring for the Xp-120 cause there is no way in hell it would fit on my board. It's a tight squeeze with the Xp-90, and with the Xp-120 it would be pretty much impossible to access the mobo power cord or the DIMM slots (deppending on which way I overlap it).

Xp-90 works great, and unless you plan to severly overclock, you wont need anything else really.