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Thread : Thermal Compound for Oc'ed E6600 @ 3 Ghz
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I am almost positive that the HSF on the X6800 is the same stock HSF as all the other C2D. Since it can cool a C2D clocked at 2.93GHz, it shouldn't be too difficult to cool a 3.0GHz CPU.
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Yeah, I wouldn't worry about it. However, if you absolutely have to have the best stuff, this is it:
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And where exactly is "here"? |
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That leaves Columbia and Venezuela.
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I have a Scythe Ninja cooling my OC'ed E6600 and the highest temp it ever reached was 55C on both cores. I also used Artic Silver 5.
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The tube of AS5 is small -- maybe you can get someone to mail you one in a letter.
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If you are planning to go to no more than 3.0 GHz, the stock HSF, with whatever is on the bottom should be more than adequate.
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Check out the graph
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