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    What 939 HSF's you using ?

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    ninja scythe here

    with a 35c ambient (my pc cupboard) my stressed cpu doesn't go over 50c - thats with standard silicon paste ****e.

    I am using the 120mm fan though

    I don't really have anything to compare it with though, tbh.
    SmoothNuts!~yaman_an@*.dsl.pipex.com > change my rating to exceptional tbh

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    Akasa Evo 33. Good although not amazing cooling, but damn quiet on low speeds without getting very warm at all.

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    Thermalright SI-120 with a thermally controlled 120 Panaflo Low speed fan. (it spins down a bit during idle because I like my comtuer quiet (thank DFI and ITE's Smart Guardian program)
    See System Specs.

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    XP-120
    Arctic Cooling Freezer 64

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    Thermalright 948 U with a low speed 92mm fan - enjoy the silence

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    I'm using the AMD retail cooler that comes with the FX series which is built and designed by Coolermaster on both my 3500+ processors

    heres the piccy - http://img.hexus.net/v2/cpu/amd/fx60/images/cooler.jpg

    and the part number on it is CMHK8-8I22A-A2

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    Ya know what, I cant remember, I was using the AC64 Freezer thing but that stopped working on its own one day....
    The one I'm using now is a big silver thing with a copper base, heat pipes and a 120mm(?) fan stuck to it

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    XP-120 with Akasa fan - nice and cool!
    You can add what fan you like for a cool/quiet system! Good HSF.

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    XP-120 with a panaflo, running it at about 55% using speedfan.
    PC is folding 24/7 and cpu temps around 45 deg with my 3700+ San Diego running at 2.835GHz

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    Akasa Evo33 - the idle temps are only slightly cooler than the stock heatsink/fan but it comes into it's own when under load, I'm yet to break 43°C when using burn-in tests (and that's with the fan on what I like to call 'medium'). The fan controller's rather cool too...

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    I'm running stock with my 3700 SD idle temp is 39 clocked at 2.57ghz. Cant really push my cpu any further due to my RAM.

    Will change cooler when i get new ram.

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    Damn, that's a bit hot! I had my 3700+ SD up to 2.75GHz and it was idling at 27°C with the stock cooling. Need more case fans perhaps?

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    Vapochill Micro Highend with a Akasa amber 92 mm fan, cool and quiet thought thinking about getting a Big Typhoon
    Anyone seen my opteron?

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    Akasa Evo33 here too.

    Got it for £16.45 including delivery which is what swung me from the Gigabyte cooler, its so loud on full speed and only gets the CPU 2-3 degrees cooler than on low speed which I use it on, gets my 3700+ at 1.50V to 41 Degrees on full load which I am happy with.
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    XP-120 + High Speed Panaflo from the US

    Awesome cooler and fan
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