that seems a bit hot

Fistandantilis

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Hi people this is my first post and i am a bit exited to be in this forum i have heard so much about this site
now my problem my athlon 2400+ is running at 121f with no load or overclock is this goon?
 

legatech

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is that with the stock cpu fan, and how many other case fans u have, and what's your case temp
 

Fistandantilis

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yes that is with the heatsink fan that it came with a little coolermaster that i think is blowing into the sink, i also hane 3 larger fans about 3 inches one is in the side window (exaust) one is in the rear (exaust) and one is up front (intake) and of course the psu has an exaust fan
 

legatech

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sounds correct to me. the olny thing would do different is put the fan on the side window as an intake fan
 

legatech

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if you want better cooling you should upgrade the cpu cooler.
the 3 in fans your'e talking about are 80mm fans
 

legatech

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i always recommend thermaltake like a volcano 12. But that would depend on your motherboard, that is if there is enough space around the cpu to handle a bigger heatsink
 

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For a fan: Cooler Master Jet7 would be my reccomendation. My 2600+ runs at 34C full load (though I haven't overclocked it YET) with NO CASE FANS. Yes, I should put some case fans in - at least the case is aluminum ;)
 

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Originally posted by: legatech
i always recommend thermaltake like a volcano 12. But that would depend on your motherboard, that is if there is enough space around the cpu to handle a bigger heatsink

Thermaltakes are horrible. Thermaltake goes for looks over quality. Get a Thermalright SLK-947U or a SP-97 and a good panaflo or equivelent fan and have fun. Those two will be worlds better than that thermaltake, or coolermaster for that reason.

-Kevin