Originally Posted by dangel 
One question - what sort of temps are 'too high' for the C2D? I'd be watercooling in any case but i'd be interested to know. Do 939 waterblocks fit C2D (well you never know) on the whole?
Thats one of those questions that noone can answer. You need to think about room temp, cpu temp, is there going to be a GPU and a NB block in the loop, are the rad, pump and blocks up to the heatload etc.
I've also found that each different C2Dthat I have used, has had vastly differing temps at the same voltage. This is why I mentioned about using a couple of different software temp monitors (or more), and take an average. I prefer to keep under 50c, under load, or less if possible.
