Best Cooler for Intel LGA 775 Q6600

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flyin15sec

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Is your Q6600 overclocked?

Case permitting, you can't go wrong with : OCZ Vendetta2, Xigmatek S1283 S1284 Dark Knight, Scythe Mugen 2. Make sure you buy the bolt through kit for the Vendetta2 and Xigmatek.
 

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I've got a Xigmatek Dark knight, it works great. I have also heard VERY good things about the sunbeam core contact freezer.
 

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I just chose the Cooler Freezer 7 Pro, and Arctic Silver grease, since it would fit in my small ZT System case. Can you tell me what settings you changed to get yours at 3.0ghz?

Thanks!
 

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And you even get a free gift with purchase! A USB cable!

Uh... Who the heck needs another USB cable?!?
 


Look at the reviews and educate yourself, there is no point in calling me retarded when you don't even have a clue to what is needed for low temps... The ziggy is a decent cooler but the Core Contact is superior. I don't think he is looking for bling ATM, he should be more interested in gettin the lowest temps possible for his Q6600.

BTW if you got 32c - 40c (load) then good for you, I can get 30c - 37c (load) with an AC Freezer Pro 64..... :pfff:

I will not insult you here on Tom's cause I am here to help, teach and learn..... I hope you have learned from this and in the future try choosing you words first before you hit that "submit" button..... [:jaydeejohn:5]
 

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Seriusly dude..



Look at the reviews and come back when your educated.
 
I could care less.... Peeps that get banned in the first place basically flopped and have no credibility..... So in all as long as I get that "IT WORKED!!!" quote I am happy....

Some just come here to argue and cause confusion..... While other come to make a difference and help the community.......
 

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Remember i was banned a while ago. LOL [:jaydeejohn:4]
 

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Yeah I also had the Artic Cooler for my Q6600 and it worked very good in my Antec 900 case.

I now am using a newer version of that cooler for my Q9550 2.83Ghz and have it OC to 3.6Ghz.

It is a great cooler for the price and does not consume a lot of space either.
 


Yea but you are an exception, you know about all this, you have been doing this for a while... So you don't count..... :non:
 

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the antec 900 can fit just about anything but if you like a clean case it is a good pick. ;)
 

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Yeah and ryan was pretty cool about it, He let me negotiate.

Thanks dude![:jaydeejohn:5]
 

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rofl "exception" funny
get CCF
 
I have both a TRUE (bought before the Xig 1283 came out) and a Xig on my two quad core computers (Q6600 and Q9550, both OC'd to 3.6 GHz.). Performance of the TRUE depends a lot on the fan you select to go with it. I think the TRUE is marginally better than the Xig, but it's not worth about twice the price of the Xig after the cost of the fan is factored in.

I also have an ACF7P. It's a dandy budget cooler.

Actually, you should be able to run a Q6600 at 3.0 GHz with the stock cooler and 3.3 GHz with an ACF7P unless you get a chip with a really high VID.
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I just installed the Freezer Pro 7, and for some reason I couldn't screw in the plastics so call screws. They would just keep turning, and turning and turning, without becoming tight. So I end up removing the screws from the failed cpu/heatsink and used it. It looks cheap, and I had to place my rig on its side, so the heatsink will stay connected to my processor. My temp is currently at 34c.

Where can I get a installation kit for the Freezer 7 Pro, that has real screws instead of the cheap plastic ones?

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That's because they're push pins, not screws :eek:
 
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