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775 heatsink performance review
Can someone point me to a decent heatsink performance review for 775 socket
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775 heatsink performance review
"GT" wrote in message
... Can someone point me to a decent heatsink performance review for 775 socket processors please. Thanks. And are Peltier devices any good for cooling a CPU?. I know very little about them, but why might I not want to put one between my Core 2 Duo e6400 and a large heatsink with a 120mm slow fan? An example one on ebay - item number 220096987821. |
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775 heatsink performance review
On Mon, 2 Apr 2007 15:56:51 +0100, "GT"
wrote: "GT" wrote in message .. . Can someone point me to a decent heatsink performance review for 775 socket processors please. Thanks. And are Peltier devices any good for cooling a CPU?. It's possible to get gain using one, but generally reserved for those who know a lot about them or are willing to spend a lot for a pre-made kit. Unnecessary unless you're overclocking or running in an extreme environment (very hot room, desert, etc). I know very little about them, .... then don't use one, until you know for certain you have a situation that needs one, and even in such a situation it might be as well to just try water cooling first. but why might I not want to put one between my Core 2 Duo e6400 and a large heatsink with a 120mm slow fan? An example one on ebay - item number 220096987821. How about just getting a normal heatsink that has received good reviews? They run hot but not impossibly hot, there are millions of systems out in the world running fine without anything exotic to cool them. |
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775 heatsink performance review
After a little background reading, plus comments here, I've dropped the
Peltier idea - there is much more to it than just plugging one in and designing a careful airflow round the heatsink, so I'll not bother with that! How about just getting a normal heatsink that has received good reviews? They run hot but not impossibly hot, there are millions of systems out in the world running fine without anything exotic to cool them. I didn't originally state the following as I was hoping for a simply comparison table website with performance and noise figures that I could read through myself, but I'm after silence, rather than overclocking and cold. Environment in the room is 'normal' office temperatures 19-22 degC (Scotland). I can easily research and find the maximum temperature of a Core 2 e6400, but what would you all say is a 'good' working temperature for prolonged life? |
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775 heatsink performance review
On Tue, 3 Apr 2007 09:53:48 +0100, "GT"
wrote: After a little background reading, plus comments here, I've dropped the Peltier idea - there is much more to it than just plugging one in and designing a careful airflow round the heatsink, so I'll not bother with that! How about just getting a normal heatsink that has received good reviews? They run hot but not impossibly hot, there are millions of systems out in the world running fine without anything exotic to cool them. I didn't originally state the following as I was hoping for a simply comparison table website with performance and noise figures that I could read through myself, but I'm after silence, rather than overclocking and cold. Environment in the room is 'normal' office temperatures 19-22 degC (Scotland). I can easily research and find the maximum temperature of a Core 2 e6400, but what would you all say is a 'good' working temperature for prolonged life? 60C or less at full load. |
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