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    Talking Stock Intel HSF is the BEST!!!

    I been meaning to post this up for ages.

    When I first built my PC, I had Abit EQ running to check temps.

    Stock E6750 with stock intel HSF. Ambient temperature approximately 16 deg C.



    Have to admit, I was amazed at how efficient the stock Intel HSF is. Who needs watercooling when this can get you BELOW ambiet temperatures!!!

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    Re: Stock Intel HSF is the BEST!!!

    yeah, you know thats wrong.. right?
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    Re: Stock Intel HSF is the BEST!!!

    Well obviously I have discovered the perfect means of cooling a CPU below ambient temperatures with stock everything.

    So, yeah, of course it's true and in no way was it related to old BIOS and poo software...

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    Re: Stock Intel HSF is the BEST!!!

    Look at your core temps instead of your CPU temps... CPU temp is meaningless...

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    Re: Stock Intel HSF is the BEST!!!

    sigh... i think he knows sim lol hes trying to tell a joke... anywho yer bios fails at reading temps so bad.

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    Re: Stock Intel HSF is the BEST!!!

    Abit EQ never worked properly for me, although it was probably the motherboard. It used to record fan speeds above 40000rpm. I thought it was going to take off.

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