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  1. 04-19-2003, 05:17 PM #1
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    Cooling a 1.67 T-bred

    What could I use to effectivly cool a 1.67 T-bred? Air cooling wise. I need a good but semi-quiet air cooling system. Anyone got any ideas?
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    i think that any thermalright heatsink with a good, quiet fan(read: not Vantec Tornado), will do very well cooling the processor.

    I personallyuse h Thermlright AX-7, which is awesome, but discontinued. As of now, you can use the Thermalright SLK-800 at www.svc.com SVC usually has pretty good deals on this stuff.
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  3. 04-19-2003, 05:56 PM #3
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    ThermalRight SK-7 or SLK-800 and the ThermalTake Smart Fan 2 at newegg.com
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  4. 04-19-2003, 07:42 PM #4
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    Thermaltake SMART FAN. Variable Fan Speed Control, by temperature sensor. Fan Dimension: 80x80x25 mm. Two Ball Bearing. 3-Pin. FAN Speed Control Setting: 2900 rpm at 25°C~ . 5000 rpm at 35°C. Air Flow: 46 CFM at 2900rpm. 53 CFM at 5000rpm. Retail Box. A1214 Model#: SMART FAN

    This fan?
    Athlon XP 1800 (Thoroughbred Core)
    Soyo KT600 Dragon 1.0 Plus
    512 pc 2100 crucial custom ddr ram
    AEROCOOL EXTREME RU
    Powmax 4HL Black case with sideview win
    Antec SL400 400 Watt (Dual smart-fan)
    40 gig 7200 @ ata 100 rpm WD drive
    Geforce 3 ti 200 @ 250/530 (Gainward)
    DvD drive (generic DvD)
    Lite-on 52X burner
    Boston Tweaters and subs (BA635)
    Mag 19" Monitor (.21mm)
    AEROCOOL 80mm UV-BO-SV Case Fan x2
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  6. 04-19-2003, 10:40 PM #5
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    Originally posted by -Justin-
    Thermaltake SMART FAN. Variable Fan Speed Control, by temperature sensor. Fan Dimension: 80x80x25 mm. Two Ball Bearing. 3-Pin. FAN Speed Control Setting: 2900 rpm at 25°C~ . 5000 rpm at 35°C. Air Flow: 46 CFM at 2900rpm. 53 CFM at 5000rpm. Retail Box. A1214 Model#: SMART FAN

    This fan?
    No. Make sure it is the smartfan 2 which can be manually adjusted. The fan you stated is adjusted by a temperature sensor.
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  7. 04-20-2003, 09:46 PM #6
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    i like my vantec aeroflow which keeps my 2100+ overclocked to 2700+ cool
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    Heatsink/fan-------------Vantec Aeroflow TMD fan
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