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07-15-2009
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| Vista Ultimate x64 SP1 | Re: PC Cool Down Tips  Quote: Originally Posted by Trax1963  Quote: Originally Posted by Tipher88 The Zalman 9700 is also a good CPU cooler. I just installed it on my new machine with Arctic Silver 5 thermal compound and it keeps my Q9550 pretty darn cool. I can post a temp when I get home if someone would like me to do so. Toxico-PC Hardware Reviews - Zalman CNPS-9700LED (NOISEY!) It can be noisey. Especially if you turn the fan up all the way, but it does have a variable speed controller that you can physically adjust yourself. The only time I actually max it out is when I want to see how low I can get my temps while the cpu is under high loads. Other than that I keep it pretty low and it does an awesome job, and you can hardly hear it (especially with an Antec 1200 case  ).~Tipher |
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07-17-2009
| #12 (permalink) |
| vista ultamate 64bit | Re: PC Cool Down Tips have any of you seen this? Asetek VapoChill XE II Asetek VapoChill XE II - Refrigerated PC Case Review - Peripheral Reviews - TrustedReviews Im sur if you can afford something as expensive as this and don't mind looking at a super ugly case then this is the cooling solution for you  although i suppose if the looks of that case puts you off and you don't mind hacking up you beloved case all in aid of super cooling you could go for the refrigerated ad-on mod http://www.asetek.com - VapoChill LightSpeed [LS] |
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07-17-2009
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| Xp-Vista-7 | Re: PC Cool Down Tips Quote: Originally Posted by ripbox have any of you seen this? Asetek VapoChill XE II Asetek VapoChill XE II - Refrigerated PC Case Review - Peripheral Reviews - TrustedReviews Im sur if you can afford something as expensive as this and don't mind looking at a super ugly case then this is the cooling solution for you although i suppose if the looks of that case puts you off and you don't mind hacking up you beloved case all in aid of super cooling you could go for the refrigerated ad-on mod http://www.asetek.com - VapoChill LightSpeed [LS] Overpriced by £300. Try and find a Refridgerator specialist and offer him £250 he'd jump at the chance... Sorry if I seem a little negative... |
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