Tualatin 1.1 heatsink and fan on a P2B

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I have this Tualatin running on a Slot T on my P2B and everything is ok
except for the noise of the block heatsink and fan (coming from a retired
Celeron 433)
which becomes noisy.
Does anyone know of a good replacement for that heatsink and fan that would
fit
on the Slot T.
I have looked around in a few shops but what they propose seems to be too
heavy.
Thanks

 

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Bolooser11 wrote:
> I have this Tualatin running on a Slot T on my P2B and everything is ok
> except for the noise of the block heatsink and fan (coming from a retired
> Celeron 433)
> which becomes noisy.
> Does anyone know of a good replacement for that heatsink and fan that would
> fit
> on the Slot T.
> I have looked around in a few shops but what they propose seems to be too
> heavy.
> Thanks

I use the Intel HSF supplied with the retail Tualatin processor, works
well on Slot-T/P2B. I have also used CoolerMaster model DP5-6G11,
smaller and heavier, but also works well. For dual-processor Slot-T
installations, where a 1U HSF is required, I use the solid copper Vantek
CCK-6012.

HTH

P2B

 

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Thank you for the answer. The thing is the Tualatin came alone without any
heatsink
or fan so I'll look for one of the other two you mentioned.

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>
>
> Bolooser11 wrote:
> > I have this Tualatin running on a Slot T on my P2B and everything is ok
> > except for the noise of the block heatsink and fan (coming from a
retired
> > Celeron 433)
> > which becomes noisy.
> > Does anyone know of a good replacement for that heatsink and fan that
would
> > fit
> > on the Slot T.
> > I have looked around in a few shops but what they propose seems to be
too
> > heavy.
> > Thanks
>
> I use the Intel HSF supplied with the retail Tualatin processor, works
> well on Slot-T/P2B. I have also used CoolerMaster model DP5-6G11,
> smaller and heavier, but also works well. For dual-processor Slot-T
> installations, where a 1U HSF is required, I use the solid copper Vantek
> CCK-6012.
>
> HTH
>
> P2B
>

 

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On Mon, 26 Jul 2004 13:40:18 +0200, "Bolooser11" <deadspam@today.de>
wrote:

>Thank you for the answer. The thing is the Tualatin came alone without any
>heatsink
>or fan so I'll look for one of the other two you mentioned.
>

One could just give the old fan some oil. I doubt that a 433 celeron
fan is so fastrunning.

best regards

John

 

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It's probably not so fastrunning and it's becoming kind of aged and making
a humming sound not very nice to hear, this is why i thought about
replacing it with something maybe more efficient, although don't know
how efficient this block Intel Celeron 433 heatsink and fan is ... compared
to
a Tualatin one.
Further more, adding some oil appears not to be a lasting solution.
Looked for a CoolerMaster and a Vantek CCK-6012 only available in the States
from what I saw so far
(84 dollars with shipping to France ;-(

Starting to look like my dear fan.
Next will be to try and get a Tualatin cooling set somewhere I guess.
Thanks again

JK <(please reply to group, email invalid) junk@mail.dk> a écrit dans le
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> On Mon, 26 Jul 2004 13:40:18 +0200, "Bolooser11" <deadspam@today.de>
> wrote:
>
> >Thank you for the answer. The thing is the Tualatin came alone without
any
> >heatsink
> >or fan so I'll look for one of the other two you mentioned.
> >
>
> One could just give the old fan some oil. I doubt that a 433 celeron
> fan is so fastrunning.
>
> best regards
>
> John

 

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Bolooser11 wrote:
> It's probably not so fastrunning and it's becoming kind of aged and making
> a humming sound not very nice to hear, this is why i thought about
> replacing it with something maybe more efficient, although don't know
> how efficient this block Intel Celeron 433 heatsink and fan is ... compared
> to
> a Tualatin one.
> Further more, adding some oil appears not to be a lasting solution.

It isn't, but if you dismantle the fan and thoroughly clean out the
grunge with isopropyl alcohol, *then* add oil, it should be quiet for a
couple of years.

> Looked for a CoolerMaster and a Vantek CCK-6012 only available in the States
> from what I saw so far
> (84 dollars with shipping to France ;-(

If you can find a Powerleap distributer in France, they should be able
to supply one of their 1U copper coolers (made by Evercool), which are
equivalent to the Vantek but usually cheaper.

> Starting to look like my dear fan.
> Next will be to try and get a Tualatin cooling set somewhere I guess.
> Thanks again
>
> JK <(please reply to group, email invalid) junk@mail.dk> a écrit dans le
> message : qq3ag0drocii2r74tavs1dpu26lrojioao@4ax.com...
>
>>On Mon, 26 Jul 2004 13:40:18 +0200, "Bolooser11" <deadspam@today.de>
>>wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Thank you for the answer. The thing is the Tualatin came alone without
>
> any
>
>>>heatsink
>>>or fan so I'll look for one of the other two you mentioned.
>>>
>>
>>One could just give the old fan some oil. I doubt that a 433 celeron
>>fan is so fastrunning.
>>
>>best regards
>>
>>John
>
>
>