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Alright guys. My 8800 GT runs 60-80 Celsius and I'm planning on getting this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...6819103228 cpu maybe around the holidays. I need to know the proper cooling solutions to make sure I don't completely fuck up my build in progress. My brother did talk to me about this solution..

http://www.madshrimps.be/gotofaqlink.php?linkid=2251

I want to get a consensus or a rough recommendation. So what be it?
Do the oil one. Big Grin
(06-23-2008, 06:35 PM)Versus link Wrote: [ -> ]Do the oil one. Big Grin

I thought I'd get that..lawl. If I seriously do the oil..I will take pics fo sho.
(06-23-2008, 06:35 PM)Versus link Wrote: [ -> ]Do the oil one. Big Grin

The issue with that is once you've got the oil in, you really can't do much of anything else to your system. Sad

Also, you usually still have to cycle the fluid through somewhere to cool it; it will heat up eventually, just not for a while. And then, it takes forever to cool back down.
You could do that...

Or you could get THIS.

*fap**fap**fap*

1Trace1

I run a 8800GT and mine idles around 45-55 during games. I have a e6750 with stock cooling and that idles around 30s. I have no other cooling except case fans and fans on my card and heatsink. So it might be your case? Iono much about computers so someone correct me if I'm wrong.
60-80 does sound a bit hot now that I think about it. What temp does your cpu usually run at? Does your motherboard have a feature to warn you (and subsequently shutdown the computer) if the temperature on your cpu gets too high? I would just do that and go with stock heating solutions for now (as long as you're not overclocking).
I don't overclock, but I don't have any warning systems setup..mainly because my cpu wouldn't run that hot anyways (a 1.9 dualcore is what? like a 25W CPU?). I just want to get a new case and invest in new cooling so I can upgrade without a worry.

Also, that heatsink looks pretty wicked Scotty.
Unless you have a completely shit CPU right now I'd hold off a bit. The new AMD Phenom will be out by the end of '08, and Intel's competition for it should debut around the same time, I'm thinking. It's not going to be as big an update as when they whip out "Bulldozer" for '10, but it's sure to be significant.

Vandamguy

>.>
its out now
been out since the beginning of the year
Yea the Phenom line is out..I'm not going to be focused on getting a quad until games start supporting it.
There is a command to allow the source engine to use multiple cores. I can post it later when I get home if anyone cares.
(06-24-2008, 11:32 AM)Mission Difficult link Wrote: [ -> ]There is a command to allow the source engine to use multiple cores. I can post it later when I get home if anyone cares.
me pl0x
(06-24-2008, 11:32 AM)Mission Difficult link Wrote: [ -> ]There is a command to allow the source engine to use multiple cores. I can post it later when I get home if anyone cares.

Uh, please?
I think I found a case I like..lawl

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...6811103010

nothing can beat two big ass fans.
(06-23-2008, 09:48 PM)ScottyGrayskull link Wrote: [ -> ]You could do that...

Or you could get THIS.

*fap**fap**fap*

I reccomend this one too.  Not because we reviewed it, because this thing acctually works.

Let me know if you want some picksTongue
While we are on the proccessor subject, is it worth it to upgrade to quad core? Be an early adopter?
Dual core is fine for now. But if you want to be one of the cool kids you'll have to get eight cores.
(06-24-2008, 03:19 PM)Mission Difficult link Wrote: [ -> ]Dual core is fine for now. But if you want to be one of the cool kids you'll have to get eight cores.

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