I need advice for cpu cooling..

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aivis1322

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Hello.
So currently i have Celeron D 331 Prescott based. Idle temp is 58-65° and in load 68-xx° i don't know maximum temp for load.
So i want to buy Intel Core 2 duo e6600 and i will use stock Celeron cooler or Core 2 duo package cooler
So what would be temp for core 2 duo on celeron cooler?
I use original celeron cooler who was pre-built.
Any help? And tnx
 
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50-60 degrees is normal for a gaming machine. However if you are worried about high temps and your case is big enough get the Cooler Master 212 Hyper EVO. It is a good air cooler and is more affordable and safer than watercooling. Otherwise you could get one of the All-in-one closed-loop water cooling radiators. They are slightly more expensive however. Also I had an...
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50-60 degrees is normal for a gaming machine. However if you are worried about high temps and your case is big enough get the Cooler Master 212 Hyper EVO. It is a good air cooler and is more affordable and safer than watercooling. Otherwise you could get one of the All-in-one closed-loop water cooling radiators. They are slightly more expensive however. Also I had an intel core 2 duo and it didn't get very hot so a stock cooler is fine.
 
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Core2Duo produces a lot less heat than Prescott. The Prescott cooler should work nicely.

I'm sure you're aware, but your PC is 12 years old, which is practically prehistoric due to the pace of innovation. I wouldn't drop very much money into it, but if it's fulfilling your needs, an eBay special $10 CPU upgrade wouldn't seem unreasonable.
 
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