Is a TaiSol CGK742092 sufficient for a non-overclocked 1.4GHz Athlon?

[NFS4]

I have a 1.4GHz Athlon on the way. I was wondering if my current TaiSol CGK742092 HSF is sufficient for an non-overclocked 1.4?

 

[Wind]

Yup. It's ok.

 

[trmiv]

Do you find that fan on that thing a little whiney? I just bought one, and the noise the fan makes was bothering the hell out of me, so I replaced it with a Y.S Tech from my FOP32. I think the Y.S. tech is a bit louder overall, but the sounds is deeper so it doesn't bother me as much.

 

[NFS4]

Thanks guys...

And the fan doesn't seem whiny to me

 

[trmiv]

Oh, and that Taisol will be fine on the 1.4. I have mine on a 1.4@1.52 with 1.85 volts, and it works fine.

 

[DimZiE]

okay for non o/c system...

i even use it on my o/c ed ARGA's (since it doesn't o/c very good and temps aren't that high)
never tried it on o/c ing AYHJA's tho'

 

[Swanny]

It should be OK for the 1.4. And I didn't find the fan on mine whiney.

 

[trmiv]

Damn, I must be a fan wimp then. It doesn't bother me when I am doing other things, but the minute I need it quite in my room to do homeowork on the computer, it drives me nuts. It has this high pitched noise to it.

Also, am I the only one that found the clip on this sink a real pain to use? It hold the sink on great, but it was a bear to put on in my rather tight case. Everytime I thought I had it clipped, it would pop off. Plus, it took a ton of pressure to get it to finally clip down, which I think chip the edges of the slug on my CPU.

 

[Greymalkin]

you need to use a small flathead screwdriver to put that clip on, then it goes on very easily

 

[SophieScholl]

hi!
i'm using the same heatsink -see my signature- , about 45°C at full load, so i guess you should be okay.