8320/50 stock heatsink.

WaSquids · Mar 29, 2014

I have purchased the 8320, now i want a to ask a couple of things... I dont have an aftermarket cooler atm. I was reading that someone removing the stock cooler and pulling out the cpu/breakig the locking mechanism! (and it seems tough to remove) Should i install the stock cooler or order an aftermarket cooler before i attempt to put it together? (i could try to order one ready for monday) Is the stock cooler really tough to remove? (as in the paste stuck to the cpu)

Erman Yudhistira · Mar 29, 2014

before you remove the stock cooler, make sure you use that PC for 5minute. i mean, release the stock cooler when the cooler still warm. and turn the cooler to right then left many times. until you can remove it with ease.

WaSquids · Mar 29, 2014

thanks Erman, would you suggest using the stock cooler now or wait a few days say for a cooler?

Erman Yudhistira · Mar 29, 2014

for a lot CPU load like game, video editing, I recommend use aftermarket cooler. with low temperature, your cpu has better long live. more over, you can overclocked the CPU for better performance. sorry for my bad english

WaSquids · Mar 29, 2014

No worries! Yeah, for overclocking etc... i'll have to grab one, the noise aswell

. I was just wondering whether to use the stock cooler for now and change it over in a few days, or wait til monday/tuesday then install it.

Erman Yudhistira · Mar 29, 2014

what motherboard do you use? it is ok to use the stock cooler for a while. i mean you must make sure if the processor is working or not. right?

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8320/50 stock heatsink.

WaSquids

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WaSquids

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Erman Yudhistira

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WaSquids

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