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peterattheboro

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Firstly..... Hello, i've just signed up :)

Ok, i've just bought myself an AMD Sempron 2800+ which runs at 2.00GHz. Now i'm looking for a heatsink and fan which is not too expensive but will run this chip at a really low temperature. At the moment it's running at about 52oC on full load. I've just got some crappy hs/f but I want something that will do the job a little better.

Thanks in advance.
 

Koing

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Oct 11, 2000
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Thermalright XP-90 is the one I have bought. Ready to install when the new fan comes next week or I may take the one off the standard intel HSF if I can and test it out.

It has gotten AMAZING reviews so that is the one I wanted. Cheaper then the XP-120 and it will fit my mobo.

Koing
 

peterattheboro

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Feb 18, 2005
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Yeh, my mates just put that on his A64 3500+. Tho when I saw it, I couldnt believe how big it was! I bet that thing could actually cool the whole PC.
 

Koing

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Yeah I just opened up the packaging and it looks much bigger in the pics!

Koing
 

Zepper

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The Speeze or Spire (same company) Falcon Rock (not sure whether your CPU is Socket-A or not) does a very good job without costing too much. I think they sell them over there.
.bh.
 

CraigRT

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Sempron 2800+ is SocketA yes? that would require using a Thermalright SI-97, not the XP-90 (S754/939)

Either way that's a good HSF too ;)
 

John

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FWIW 52C (IMHO even up to ~60C) under full load is more than acceptable.
 

bluslice

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i'd have to agree with craigrt and go with the si-97. thermalright is just pure pwnage when it comes to heatsinks. as for a fan, i'd say go with panaflo. they have some nice 80mm and 120mm fans w/ high or low rpm. you take your pick.