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Profile: stranger
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I want a different cpu cooler than the OEM one.
I have a:
ASUS A8N 32 SLI- Deluxe
corsair 2 GB 3500LL pro the one with the LED's (2 X 1028)
AMD 64 X2 4400+

i need a different CPU cooler to keep the machine cooler better than OEM
i just need something that will fit and something that is well built and will keep my BEAST running cool. I could care less about the noise really. Of course i dont want it to make like my comp is about to take off into space.
Please help thanks
justin

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This is what you need, the best CPU HSF cooler you can buy for your 939 X2 4400.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6835118223

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I second chucks choice.... the CNPS9500 is definitly a good cooler. A little pricey.... but still a good cooler.

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yes the Zalman is very good. so is the thermaltake big typhoon (i'm not sure if that fits though)

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i got the BIG 133mm All copper Zalman flower cooler and that thing is super nice.

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the Zalman is probably the best all around cooler you can get. Scythe makes really really good heatsinks too.

If you have outstanding air flow through your case the Vapochill Micro is incredible for removing heat from the CPU, but if you don't have good airflow your case will heat up, and if you have an aluminum case it will be hot to touch.

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I soometimes wish the mods would put "Zalman 9500" in the banned words filter. It's not a bad cooler but it is expensive. You can get similar cooling performance much more cheaply with an Arctic Cooling Freezer Pro. The Zalman is also noisy in comparison to the best from Scythe (Mine/Ninja). Noise isn't an issue for the OP but the latter have better cooling performance and are also cheaper. I can't think of any reason why I'd want to buy the Zalman.

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