What Heatsink fits TT Armor VA8003BWS?

Hey guys, I recently bought a TT Armor with the 250mm side fan. At first I am wondering if I should even get a new heatsink because my CPU readings is 32-35 Celsius Idle, and after gaming like Crysis the Hardware Monitor program from Biostar shows 41-44 Celsius. This is with stock heatsink from the AMD x4 Phenom II 940 that I am using, at ~3.4 Ghz.

For future OCing I probably need a better heatsink, however I am aware of the side fan of my case.

I do not want to remove the 250mm fan, so I was wondering if anyone knows of a good heatsink that fits with the side fan on.

Also, how do I read the dimensions? Was it (width x height x depth)? And which one is the measurement from the CPU to the side panel?

Thanks!

Alright thx JohnnyLucky, I'll go look at that.

The TT Armor is just a tad bit wider than the Antec Twelve Hundred which is very popular with gamers who install large tower style heatsinks. Therefore just about any tower heatsink will fit your case. The case is wide enough. No problem.

I'd recommend the ThermalRight Ultra 120. It's one of the original tower style heatsinks and it has always remained in the top 10 for both Intel and AMD cpu's. In fact it is still rated number one for AMD cpu's. I still have my original 120 in my own system. The performance is outstanding. You cannot go wrong with this one. Here's a link to a technical review of the heatsink with performance charts and benchmarks:

http://www.frostytech.com/articlev [...] cleID=2001

EDIT - There is a newer updated version of the heatsink which is now called the Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme. Here's a link to a web page with various versions of the 120:

http://www.xoxide.com/thermalright [...] DQodvRbdsw

Here's a technical review of the 120 Extreme:

http://www.anandtech.com/casecooli [...] spx?i=2981

Actually Idk, if I should get a heatsink now. I set my Phenom II 940 down back to ~3.0 Ghz, and I am running idle 28 Celsius.

I noticed my friend did put Evercool thermalpaste instead of the stock one, however overall its either that paste, or AMD did a hell of a good job with the CPU Heatsink. The heatsink btw had a copper base and copper tubing, so idk if thats a special version or whatnot.