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08-27-2004, 10:23 AM
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searching for the best coolers
I am about to build a new PC and i wanna know which is the best for
cpu cooler case fan cooler paste for headsink ( aluminium or ceramic ) some funcy neo lights power suplier |
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The best compound to get is Arctic Silver 5, now as for the heatsink, if it's an Intel, use the stock heatsink preferably, but if you feel you just HAVE TO HAVE A DIFFERENT HEATSINK JUST TO BE DIFFERENT!!!! lol, then use the Thermaltake Spark 7...I've heard issues about the fan noise, but I've heard it's one of the best P4 Cpu coolers...Also check out Zalman for cooling....And one more thing I can't stress enough to you USE COPPER!!!!!!! It has better heat transfer capabilities than aluminum.........
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