Hi all,
I finally built my new system:
e6300,
gigabyte S3,
1 gig of Transcend 667MHz JetRam,
BFG 7600GT OC,
Seagate SATA 160GB HDD,
Samsung DVD Writer,
Antec TP 2.0 480W (trueblue) PSU.
First off, my cpu idles at about 55-57C and under load it goes upto 65-67C!! (Prime95 stable for 24 hours though)
These temps are after I OC'ed the rig from 1.86GHz to 2.33GHz. (There was a difference of only about two degrees in my idle and load temps before and after OC'ing)
I want to get some cooling now and I'm a little (actually a lot!) confused about my choices. A lot of the fans that I keep reading about here on the forums are not available where I'm from. However, I did see the CoolerMaster Mini Aquagate r80 for sale here and I want to know if it is a good choice. The only other option is to get an Antec CPU cooler that costs about half as much as the CM.
I need to know if this purchase will be a good one. Planning to buy it this week sometime. Also, any alternative suggestions would be welcome! The main reason for me to consider the CM Aquagate is because it is a ready-to-fit system and does not entail much of the hassle of more complex watercooling systems. (Being a total newbie, this is a BIG plus point for me!)
ps: I'm from India, where temperatures are normally quite high (about 30-32C now, in winter!) and my system runs in a non-air conditioned room. Just thought I'd put that bit of info out there as well!
			
			I finally built my new system:
e6300,
gigabyte S3,
1 gig of Transcend 667MHz JetRam,
BFG 7600GT OC,
Seagate SATA 160GB HDD,
Samsung DVD Writer,
Antec TP 2.0 480W (trueblue) PSU.
First off, my cpu idles at about 55-57C and under load it goes upto 65-67C!! (Prime95 stable for 24 hours though)
These temps are after I OC'ed the rig from 1.86GHz to 2.33GHz. (There was a difference of only about two degrees in my idle and load temps before and after OC'ing)
I want to get some cooling now and I'm a little (actually a lot!) confused about my choices. A lot of the fans that I keep reading about here on the forums are not available where I'm from. However, I did see the CoolerMaster Mini Aquagate r80 for sale here and I want to know if it is a good choice. The only other option is to get an Antec CPU cooler that costs about half as much as the CM.
I need to know if this purchase will be a good one. Planning to buy it this week sometime. Also, any alternative suggestions would be welcome! The main reason for me to consider the CM Aquagate is because it is a ready-to-fit system and does not entail much of the hassle of more complex watercooling systems. (Being a total newbie, this is a BIG plus point for me!)
ps: I'm from India, where temperatures are normally quite high (about 30-32C now, in winter!) and my system runs in a non-air conditioned room. Just thought I'd put that bit of info out there as well!
 
				
		 
			 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		
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