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    Quad Cooler

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    What's the BEST socket 775 air cooler for a Quad

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    Re: Quad Cooler

    Thermalright extreme120 would be at the top of the list followed closely by the Tuniq tower. In the middle i would be looking at the Scythe Ninja who have just made a all cooper version ( exspensive, not to sure how good it is ) and personally i would'nt use a AC7, even though it is much better than the stock cooler.

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    Re: Quad Cooler

    ACF7 works fine on my Q6600 with moderate OC of 3GHz. Cheap, Quiet and Effective.
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    Re: Quad Cooler

    The Scythe Ninja worked as well as could be expected with a B3 stepping q6600.

    I know where I stand with the ninja so use it in all my new builds. Thermalright ultima 90 is good for the money.

    Thermalright ultra 120 extreme or Thermalright IFX-14 would be the best

    The all cooper ninja can run a q6600 @ 3.4GHz passive though (64 degrees under load)

    Freezer 7 pro works very well for the money but it's quite noisey and isn't in the same league as the big coolers.

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    Re: Quad Cooler

    Scythe Mine seems to be working well.

    On my Q6600 i get these temps at these OC's.

    3.0ghz
    Idle: 28 degrees
    Load: 41 degrees

    3.4ghz
    Idle: 31 degrees
    Load: 45 degrees

    I think thats pretty nice.

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    Re: Quad Cooler

    An AC Freezer 7 works wonders on a Q6600 at stock, £12 for quiet and effective cooling, great success.

    But since you're after the best so you should go with the Thermalright Extreme 120.

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    Re: Quad Cooler

    Quote Originally Posted by staffsMike View Post
    The all cooper ninja can run a q6600 @ 3.4GHz passive though (64 degrees under load)
    Im impressed and envious everytime I read that Mike I was wondering what would my all copper Silent knight do? You think its a good idea if I plug out the 90mm fan and test my 3.2Ghz e6300 passively?
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    Re: Quad Cooler

    Quote Originally Posted by DDY View Post
    An AC Freezer 7 works wonders on a Q6600 at stock, £12 for quiet and effective cooling, great success.

    But since you're after the best so you should go with the Thermalright Extreme 120.
    I dont know about working wonders as they are average, and quite noisy once they start going quick.

    They are however decent enough (and cheap enough) as an entry level 3rd Party Cooler.

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    Re: Quad Cooler

    Running a Thermalright Ultima 90 here with a Nocuta 120mm (1200rpm) fan and some AS5.

    It runs really quiet and best of all, its cool, Im at 21c idle with the Q6600 at 3ghz!

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    Re: Quad Cooler

    Quote Originally Posted by Blitzen View Post
    I dont know about working wonders as they are average, and quite noisy once they start going quick.

    They are however decent enough (and cheap enough) as an entry level 3rd Party Cooler.

    When running F@H SMP 100% it's noisy but playing BF2 it's quiet, not as quiet as the Tuniq 120 but still acceptable.

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    Re: Quad Cooler

    Other than the stupid 40mm chispet fan the Freezer is the only thing I can really hear in my PC.. it's getting replaced soon.

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    Re: Quad Cooler

    I've got a QX6700 which runs about the same temperature as the surface of the sun, it seems.

    I had a Scythe Infinity on it (with push/pull 120mm fans) but since my 680i board went bang I'm now running a Thermalright Ultra Extreme 120 with a Scythe 1600 rpm 120mm fan on it. It performs slightly better than the Infinity did with both fans and I think it's a pretty decent air cooler.

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    Re: Quad Cooler

    Quote Originally Posted by pollaxe View Post
    I've got a QX6700 which runs about the same temperature as the surface of the sun, it seems.

    I had a Scythe Infinity on it (with push/pull 120mm fans) but since my 680i board went bang I'm now running a Thermalright Ultra Extreme 120 with a Scythe 1600 rpm 120mm fan on it. It performs slightly better than the Infinity did with both fans and I think it's a pretty decent air cooler.
    temps please? with stock infinity and thermalright?

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