Need Quad Core CPU Cooler Suggestions

I am running an Intel Q6600 quad core with the oem cooler. It's not overclocked, but I am looking to get into that with this machine very soon. I was looking at some CPU coolers on newegg...ones that had really good user ratings, and I came up with two:

Rosewill RCX-Z775-EX 92mm 2 Ball CPU Cooler
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835200026

ASUS V-60 92mm Vapo Bearing CPU Cooler
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835101011

Apparently, according to the reviews, the Rosewill is not an actual copper heatsink (it claims to have a copper base), and some have complained about the noise level. The ASUS on the other hand seems to have slightly more solid reveiws, but it is bulkier and may pose a size issue. I did measure and according to my measurments, it should fit, plus the antec ninehundred is a roomy case, but I have a feeling i wont know for sure till i actually have one in front of me and am installing it.

These are the two I came up with and am having trouble deciding between them. If anyone can suggest one that they think is better, I am definitely open to checking other ones out. I just want to make sure I get a solid, well designed product for this machine. Thanks in advance.

junk!

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xigmatek triple pipe is the best deal today -- thermalright ture is twice as heavy but it is slightly better - there is a new kid on the block from nocternal at $70 not back

xig is $40 plus the bolt kit is $9

best deal

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What the hell?!? DON'T use lots and lots of thermal compound! You need the thinnest possble layer that covers the entire heat spreader.

Dragonspray, you causing trouble?!?

You want a fairly small amount of thermal compound. If you use too little, it is a problem, but definitely don't goop it on.