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    Recommended heatsink for overclocking e6300

    hi all im planning to purchase a upgrade for my rig at the moment.

    Im planning to get a Gigabyte GA-965P-DS4 with a e6300.

    can anyone recommend a good heatsink/fan for this. I do want to overclock it however i need the heatsink/fan to be quiet also.

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    Depends how much money you have, a few ideas would be:

    Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro - £15
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    Scythe Inifinity £30ish
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    Thermaltake Ultra 120 £quite expensive + a fan

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    well im prepared to pay max about £40 for a quality heatsink

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    Get a Scythe if it will fit in your case

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    Will i still be able to overclock with this heatsink yet maintain a okish temp like say 50 degrees?

    I had a look at this, it has no fan?

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    Quote Originally Posted by alan888 View Post
    Will i still be able to overclock with this heatsink yet maintain a okish temp like say 50 degrees?

    I had a look at this, it has no fan?
    Impossible to say. It depends on the CPU and how much extra voltage it needs to hit the required overclock.

    Buy a fan

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    lol yeah i'd go for a fan, the Scythe infinity and Arctic Cooling 7 are both pretty quite.

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    Definately go with the scythe infinity or ninja revB (£28-30).
    You'll need a 120mm fan if overclocking though.

    Fans: Sharkoon Golf Ball 1000 120mm fans or Nexus/Yate Loon 120mm fans. (£7-£9)

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    I have an Arctic Freezer 7 Pro cooler on my E6300 and have been very happy with it.

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    Another vote for the Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro - cannot be touched for the money.

    Check out the current Custom PC they have a LAB test of 22 different HSFs and the Sythe Infinity does very well - but the Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro does better in their tests and for less money.
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    I bought the Scythe infinity over the weekend.

    Using it on my overclocked E4300 (@2.7Ghz), and its bought temps down 15c from the standard intel cooler, under load.

    And the fan it comes with reasonably quiet too.
    got it for £28.

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    Tuniq Tower 120, altohugh AC 7 Pro is pretty good for the price.

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    tuniq with a silverstone FN121 fan in @ 8V its silent anddelivers tenps on my E4300 @ 1.3V bios (1.24V load) under 40C, plus can turn fans up high for more cooling (even the stock tuniq fan is good)

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    Thermalright Ultra 120 is the best cpu cooler you can get, providing you get a fan with it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by moogle View Post
    Thermalright Ultra 120 is the best cpu cooler you can get, providing you get a fan with it.
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    stupid betond belief.
    You owe it to yourself to click here really.

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