XP 3200+ (Barton) Fan/Heatsink Combo(s) ???

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I'm upgrading to a Barton XP 3200+. It will be running on a Soltek MoBo w/
1GB of PC 3200 RAM.

Could a few, or all, of you take a moment & point me in the direction of one
(some) of the best company(s) & models of fan/heatsink combos I should look
@ getting to keep this cool?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

PS: I don't plan on OC'ing the chip, & I'm not interested in any of the
fancy ideas of water cooling or those other fancy deals, I just don't have
the room @ this time.

Many, MANY thanks,

Jason
NY

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I installed a ALx-800 Thermalright on my Barton 2500. Full load is 51'c

Jet wrote:
> I'm upgrading to a Barton XP 3200+. It will be running on a Soltek MoBo w/
> 1GB of PC 3200 RAM.
>
> Could a few, or all, of you take a moment & point me in the direction of one
> (some) of the best company(s) & models of fan/heatsink combos I should look
> @ getting to keep this cool?
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> PS: I don't plan on OC'ing the chip, & I'm not interested in any of the
> fancy ideas of water cooling or those other fancy deals, I just don't have
> the room @ this time.
>
> Many, MANY thanks,
>
> Jason
> NY
>
>

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"Jet" <jasonsutliff@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:Q5SId.37170$Xs6.7535@twister.nyroc.rr.com...
> I'm upgrading to a Barton XP 3200+. It will be running on a Soltek MoBo
> w/ 1GB of PC 3200 RAM.
>
> Could a few, or all, of you take a moment & point me in the direction of
> one (some) of the best company(s) & models of fan/heatsink combos I should
> look @ getting to keep this cool?

I have basically your setup....Soltek mobo, Barton 2500 running at 3200
(200fsb), 1gig dual channel PC3200. I use a Vantech Aeroflow. Idle temps are
39C external CPU, 45C internal diode. Under full load it gets 45-46C
external and 50-51C internal diode. I've read about some complaining the
Vantech is noisy, but I don't find it so at all. Not compared to the Volcano
series anyway. My wife's system is identical, and I used a Thermaltake A1838
Silent Boost (only 2500rpm) and it cools the CPU to identical levels. It is
quieter than the 6000rpm Vantech.

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On Sun, 23 Jan 2005 21:21:22 +0000, Augustus wrote:

> I have basically your setup....Soltek mobo, Barton 2500 running at 3200
> (200fsb), 1gig dual channel PC3200. I use a Vantech Aeroflow. Idle temps
> are 39C external CPU, 45C internal diode. Under full load it gets 45-46C
> external and 50-51C internal diode. I've read about some complaining the
> Vantech is noisy, but I don't find it so at all. Not compared to the
> Volcano series

I've had 2 or 3 TMD fans fail, and whle they aren't near as noisy as the
volcano series, replacing the tmd fan with a 70-80mm adapter and and a low
speed 80x25mm fan makes a big difference noise wise.

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