Zalman CNPS9500 LED & stock speed e6300

[chrone]

my e6300 average is 33 at night and 36 at noon, 45 at full load both night and noon.

could i lower it down by using Zalman CNPS9500 LED just to go below 30 celcius degree or more? is it quiet enough in an acompanion to thermaltake armor jr.?

or is there any better value air cooling solution out there from what i have known?

thanks in advance!

 

[NaDa]

Why would you lower it any more ???

Those big coolers are for overclockers that push the cpus really hard so they would run above 70-80C on the stock cooler.

You will get nothing by buying that zalman. Only if you intend to overclock and even then its questionable cos conroes are really cold.

Overclockers are perfectionists and the lower the better is for them. You are fine and dont really need better, its a waste of money. You could spend somewhere else like more ram or hdd.

 

[jaguarskx]

A waste of money, time & effort.

 

[rquinn19]

my e6300 average is 33 at night and 36 at noon, 45 at full load both night and noon.

could i lower it down by using Zalman CNPS9500 LED just to go below 30 celcius degree or more? is it quiet enough in an acompanion to thermaltake armor jr.?

or is there any better value air cooling solution out there from what i have known?

thanks in advance!

what are u using to measure the temps

 

[Anoobis]

I agree with everyone else. There's no need to go aftermarket with those temps and if you don't plan to OC.

 

[Artmic]

my e6300 average is 33 at night and 36 at noon, 45 at full load both night and noon.

could i lower it down by using Zalman CNPS9500 LED just to go below 30 celcius degree or more? is it quiet enough in an acompanion to thermaltake armor jr.?

or is there any better value air cooling solution out there from what i have known?

thanks in advance!

I wish i had your temps lol
why bother doing anything more with your cooling solutoin.

 

[chrone]

oh! i thought it would decrease my temperature to below 30 with that cooler. hehe. i just want to have that heatsink model which is look cool for my eyes.

thanks for all the input. now i'm satisfied with my stock heatsink