- May 27, 2007
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I ordered my e7200 from Newegg... in fact it will be here Thursday! I now need a good air cooling solution for an oc to roughly 3.8 - 4Ghz.
I am considering either this Xigmatek or this OCZ cooler.
They both have the heat pipe direct touch (HDT) technology that I am interested in. They also have had pretty good reviews. I have my current e4300 oc'd to 3Ghz using the stock hsf. My puter is on 24/7... not out of necessity but I feel it is a waste turning my puter on/off everytime I want to use it. It idles at 39c and at full load at 55-60c. The stock hsf seems like a good cooling solution but it does tend to get loud. I know if I had a better hsf, I could probably run my e4300 to 3.2 - 3.3Ghz.
This will be my first aftermarket hsf so I want to make a good choice. I wouldn't mind carrying it through my next couple upgrades. I need some good advice.
MOD EDIT: Moving to Cases & Cooling, may get more replies. - Zap
I am considering either this Xigmatek or this OCZ cooler.
They both have the heat pipe direct touch (HDT) technology that I am interested in. They also have had pretty good reviews. I have my current e4300 oc'd to 3Ghz using the stock hsf. My puter is on 24/7... not out of necessity but I feel it is a waste turning my puter on/off everytime I want to use it. It idles at 39c and at full load at 55-60c. The stock hsf seems like a good cooling solution but it does tend to get loud. I know if I had a better hsf, I could probably run my e4300 to 3.2 - 3.3Ghz.
This will be my first aftermarket hsf so I want to make a good choice. I wouldn't mind carrying it through my next couple upgrades. I need some good advice.
MOD EDIT: Moving to Cases & Cooling, may get more replies. - Zap