N nukchebi0 Distinguished Jul 8, 2006 690 0 18,980 Feb 4, 2008 #1 Does anyone know an aftermarket cooler that doesn't exceed $25 and is guaranteed to fit the motherboard without any problem? Please respond quickly.
Does anyone know an aftermarket cooler that doesn't exceed $25 and is guaranteed to fit the motherboard without any problem? Please respond quickly.
Evilonigiri Splendid Jun 8, 2007 4,381 0 22,780 Feb 4, 2008 #2 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835103031 This is an excellent cooler for the money. The downside is it's a bit noisy.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835103031 This is an excellent cooler for the money. The downside is it's a bit noisy.
N nukchebi0 Distinguished Jul 8, 2006 690 0 18,980 Feb 4, 2008 #3 How big is it compared to a stock cooler?
Evilonigiri Splendid Jun 8, 2007 4,381 0 22,780 Feb 4, 2008 #4 Quite big really. There should be dimensions listed in newegg.
N nukchebi0 Distinguished Jul 8, 2006 690 0 18,980 Feb 4, 2008 #5 I'll think I'll just stick with the stock cooler, then. I don't want any issues with something not fitting. My Northbridge heatsink is located not far below the CPU socket, and is really tall.
I'll think I'll just stick with the stock cooler, then. I don't want any issues with something not fitting. My Northbridge heatsink is located not far below the CPU socket, and is really tall.
Evilonigiri Splendid Jun 8, 2007 4,381 0 22,780 Feb 4, 2008 #6 Heatsinks are designed so they can fit, but if you're not going to OC, keep your stock cooler.
N nukchebi0 Distinguished Jul 8, 2006 690 0 18,980 Feb 4, 2008 #7 I was going to go to 2.2 Ghz with the X2 3600+, so the stock with MX-2 should be sufficient. The X2 3600+ is 2.0 Ghz at stock.
I was going to go to 2.2 Ghz with the X2 3600+, so the stock with MX-2 should be sufficient. The X2 3600+ is 2.0 Ghz at stock.