B bjc1981 Distinguished Jul 23, 2001 25 0 18,530 Jun 2, 2002 #1 I am going to buy an Athlon 1800 CPU. I will not be overclocking. Will the Thermaltake Volcano 6Cu be good enough to cool the CPU properly? Is thermal paste necessary, such as the Arctic Silver 3 compound? Thanks for any help!
I am going to buy an Athlon 1800 CPU. I will not be overclocking. Will the Thermaltake Volcano 6Cu be good enough to cool the CPU properly? Is thermal paste necessary, such as the Arctic Silver 3 compound? Thanks for any help!
B bjc1981 Distinguished Jul 23, 2001 25 0 18,530 Jun 2, 2002 #2 I just read another post stating that the retail CPU comes with a HSF and Thermal Tape, would I get along just fine with that if I am not overclocking? Thanks.
I just read another post stating that the retail CPU comes with a HSF and Thermal Tape, would I get along just fine with that if I am not overclocking? Thanks.
J JackFrost Distinguished Mar 18, 2002 168 0 18,680 Jun 3, 2002 #3 yes, should be no problem as long as your not overclocking.
B bum_jcrules Distinguished May 12, 2001 2,186 0 19,780 Jun 3, 2002 #4 I agree. <b>"Sometimes you can't hear me because I'm talking in parenthesis" - Steven Wright</b> :lol:
I agree. <b>"Sometimes you can't hear me because I'm talking in parenthesis" - Steven Wright</b> :lol:
H HonestJhon Distinguished Apr 29, 2001 2,333 0 19,780 Jun 4, 2002 #5 and you get to keep the warranty. -DAvid -Live, Learn, then build your own computer!-
lhgpoobaa Illustrious Dec 31, 2007 14,456 1 40,780 Jun 7, 2002 #6 *rolls eyes* even the stock cooler is perfectly adequate if your not overclocking. why do u think its a stock cooler. your volcano is more than enough. <font color=blue>Pants Down! Turn Around! Bend Over! You're about to Experience Telstra broadband! :lol:
*rolls eyes* even the stock cooler is perfectly adequate if your not overclocking. why do u think its a stock cooler. your volcano is more than enough. <font color=blue>Pants Down! Turn Around! Bend Over! You're about to Experience Telstra broadband! :lol: