New Cooler
I've just installed an Arctic Cooling Freezer 64 Pro. Just testing so far but I'm very impressed.
Its cooling a socket 754 A64 3000+ at about 37 degress idle and currently running a WU on f@h and so far its only hit 42 degress. This is also with the case open, once I put the side panels back on I'm expecting it to be a little better.
I removed the integrated heatsink from the CPU a couple of weeks ago so that may have something to do with the temps. I might see if I can overclock this one a little.
Its cooling a socket 754 A64 3000+ at about 37 degress idle and currently running a WU on f@h and so far its only hit 42 degress. This is also with the case open, once I put the side panels back on I'm expecting it to be a little better.
I removed the integrated heatsink from the CPU a couple of weeks ago so that may have something to do with the temps. I might see if I can overclock this one a little.
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Any probs mounting it?
I did have to rotate the heatsink clip 90 degrees to make sure the back of the cooler would e facing my out take fan but other than that it was pretty smooth.
The clip they have used on it is a lot nicer than most and puts the stock heatsink to shame.
There were a few caps in the way, I've had to put the lever on the same side of the fan, I was worried about losing some blades but there seems to be plenty of room, looks like they thought it out well.
About the size yes, it is big but its light for its size. Its basically 6 heatpipes and a load of aluminium fins. Its worked out quite well.
I just picked up a Zalman CNPS9500 and WOW my temps dropped from 39C idle to 32C idle and 39 load!!! This is a sweet HS because you can face the HS in which ever direction you want, its actually fairly quiet and its not so heavy that you feel uncomfortable moving you rig around. Pics to follow!?:D
Guess I should have took a few pictures of the A64 minus the integrated heatsink before fitting it too...