Cooler for AMD 64 3200+ Overclock

xamlet

Bloody Newbie

Registered: Jan 2005
Location: Wien
Posts: 12

01.01.2005 - 19:31

Please suggest me an cooler for AMD 64 3200+ overclock as much as possible and as much possible silent. I already have AMD 64 3000+ S.754 Boxed version and know they are so cold working. Not like XP version curently it works at 35-40 without even starting the FAN. But I'm going to buy a new PC soon with 3200+ S.939 version and wanted to try some overclock evn I'm not sure if I really need to overclock it ;o).

English replies please ;o)

electr0n

Little Overclocker

Registered: Aug 2004
Location: Germany
Posts: 126

01.01.2005 - 20:15

I'm not really sure about the temperatures but you could use a Zalman 7000/7700?

btw: warum englisch? o0

.dcp

notamodbuthot

Registered: Jul 2002
Location: new
Posts: 8881

01.01.2005 - 20:22

i have a coolermaster hyper 6 working in my rig.
performs very well and due to the fact that you can mount every 80mm fan on it (ok, two fans, one on each side

) you can even get moderate noise-levels.

there are some other coolers like the hyper 6, but theres no great difference between them.

xamlet

Bloody Newbie

Registered: Jan 2005
Location: Wien
Posts: 12

01.01.2005 - 20:45

Zitat von electr0n
I'm not really sure about the temperatures but you could use a Zalman 7000/7700?

btw: warum englisch? o0

I'm just not good in german yet and couldn't understand most of the threads in forum ;o).

electr0n

Little Overclocker

Registered: Aug 2004
Location: Germany
Posts: 126

01.01.2005 - 20:59

Zitat
Location: Wien

hm?

.dcp

notamodbuthot

Registered: Jul 2002
Location: new
Posts: 8881

02.01.2005 - 02:14

where sombody is located does not give any clue bout his origin or spoken language(s)

Bearbeitet von .dcp am 02.01.2005, 02:17

xamlet

Bloody Newbie

Registered: Jan 2005
Location: Wien
Posts: 12

02.01.2005 - 04:10

ya thanks .dcp I'm currently not from austria or germany. Still a little bit hard to understand most of german spec.
btw I have some more detailed question about coolers on AMD 64
which one of these will be best to use as your opinions:
1. Thermalright XP 120
2. Zalman CNPS 7000 B - CU
3. Zalman CNPS 7700 - CU
4. Arctic Freezer 64

ImmortalNoob

Big d00d

Registered: Nov 2003
Location: Austria
Posts: 249

02.01.2005 - 04:18

I wouldn't think 'bout buying the xp120 cause its real big, and won't fit on most of the boards. Even if, you still have to bend some transistors, afaik. If, then I would get the xp90 its small(er) but fits(on most boards) I have the Msi Neo2, so I dont know about the others boards, but on mine it doubles as a RAM cooler which is a nice extra feature

toxic

Big d00d

Registered: Aug 2003
Location: depp down below
Posts: 314

03.01.2005 - 10:38

@ xamlet: try this one here: http://www.pc-icebox.de/index.html?...tml&lang=de

nice and powerful for Overclocking ;-)

tox

xamlet

Bloody Newbie

Registered: Jan 2005
Location: Wien
Posts: 12

04.01.2005 - 19:46

what do you think about this one too:
http://www.arctic-cooling.com/cpu2.php?idx=10&disc=

.dcp

notamodbuthot

Registered: Jul 2002
Location: new
Posts: 8881

05.01.2005 - 02:32

looks like an ugly hyper 6 to me.

2 things that bother me:

1st: you obviously cant change the fan(s?), eventhough the holder looks interresting, and
2nd: dunno if aluminium instead of copper was the better solution (refering to the hyper 6)

xamlet

Bloody Newbie

Registered: Jan 2005
Location: Wien
Posts: 12

07.01.2005 - 02:37

I no have idea to change the fan if it is low noise and good cooling as tech data: about 21dBa noise is very good for me and about 20-22 degree.

just wanted to know if anyone have or has tested the cooler at all how is it.

xamlet Bloody Newbie Registered: Jan 2005 Location: Wien Posts: 12	01.01.2005 - 19:31 Please suggest me an cooler for AMD 64 3200+ overclock as much as possible and as much possible silent. I already have AMD 64 3000+ S.754 Boxed version and know they are so cold working. Not like XP version curently it works at 35-40 without even starting the FAN. But I'm going to buy a new PC soon with 3200+ S.939 version and wanted to try some overclock evn I'm not sure if I really need to overclock it ;o). English replies please ;o)
electr0n Little Overclocker Registered: Aug 2004 Location: Germany Posts: 126	01.01.2005 - 20:15 I'm not really sure about the temperatures but you could use a Zalman 7000/7700? btw: warum englisch? o0
.dcp notamodbuthot Registered: Jul 2002 Location: new Posts: 8881	01.01.2005 - 20:22 i have a coolermaster hyper 6 working in my rig. performs very well and due to the fact that you can mount every 80mm fan on it (ok, two fans, one on each side ) you can even get moderate noise-levels. there are some other coolers like the hyper 6, but theres no great difference between them.
xamlet Bloody Newbie Registered: Jan 2005 Location: Wien Posts: 12	01.01.2005 - 20:45 Zitat von electr0n I'm not really sure about the temperatures but you could use a Zalman 7000/7700? btw: warum englisch? o0 I'm just not good in german yet and couldn't understand most of the threads in forum ;o).
electr0n Little Overclocker Registered: Aug 2004 Location: Germany Posts: 126	01.01.2005 - 20:59 Zitat Location: Wien hm?
.dcp notamodbuthot Registered: Jul 2002 Location: new Posts: 8881	02.01.2005 - 02:14 where sombody is located does not give any clue bout his origin or spoken language(s) Bearbeitet von .dcp am 02.01.2005, 02:17
xamlet Bloody Newbie Registered: Jan 2005 Location: Wien Posts: 12	02.01.2005 - 04:10 ya thanks .dcp I'm currently not from austria or germany. Still a little bit hard to understand most of german spec. btw I have some more detailed question about coolers on AMD 64 which one of these will be best to use as your opinions: 1. Thermalright XP 120 2. Zalman CNPS 7000 B - CU 3. Zalman CNPS 7700 - CU 4. Arctic Freezer 64
ImmortalNoob Big d00d Registered: Nov 2003 Location: Austria Posts: 249	02.01.2005 - 04:18 I wouldn't think 'bout buying the xp120 cause its real big, and won't fit on most of the boards. Even if, you still have to bend some transistors, afaik. If, then I would get the xp90 its small(er) but fits(on most boards) I have the Msi Neo2, so I dont know about the others boards, but on mine it doubles as a RAM cooler which is a nice extra feature
toxic Big d00d Registered: Aug 2003 Location: depp down below Posts: 314	03.01.2005 - 10:38 @ xamlet: try this one here: http://www.pc-icebox.de/index.html?...tml&lang=de nice and powerful for Overclocking ;-) tox
xamlet Bloody Newbie Registered: Jan 2005 Location: Wien Posts: 12	04.01.2005 - 19:46 what do you think about this one too: http://www.arctic-cooling.com/cpu2.php?idx=10&disc=
.dcp notamodbuthot Registered: Jul 2002 Location: new Posts: 8881	05.01.2005 - 02:32 looks like an ugly hyper 6 to me. 2 things that bother me: 1st: you obviously cant change the fan(s?), eventhough the holder looks interresting, and 2nd: dunno if aluminium instead of copper was the better solution (refering to the hyper 6)
xamlet Bloody Newbie Registered: Jan 2005 Location: Wien Posts: 12	07.01.2005 - 02:37 I no have idea to change the fan if it is low noise and good cooling as tech data: about 21dBa noise is very good for me and about 20-22 degree. just wanted to know if anyone have or has tested the cooler at all how is it.

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