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Join Date: Aug 2007
Posts: 35
OS: XP Pro
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hey everyone,
i am currently running a e7300 on an asus p5ql-e motherboard at 2.8ghz with the stock cooler and i am thinking of pushing it beyond 3ghz. The only thing now is i need a sufficient cooler to accommodate it. I am deciding between a coolermaster hyper tx2 or something within the same price range from thermaltake. Also i will need the cooler to fit in a thermaltake matrix case. What can you recommend? Cheers in advance |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Sydney, Australia
Posts: 123
OS: Windows Vista Home Premium SP1
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Re: Cpu cooler will fit in case?
Not being familiar with any of those items and being too tired to google, suggest you get the measurements of the coolers and measure them against the innards of your case and the CPU seat. Note any cap clearence required.
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