Good Athlon XP cooler?

I am currently running the stock heatsink on my Athlon XP 2400+. My temps are 48C/118F under load. These temps are too high for my liking, and I want to upgrade my heatsink/fan. I was thinking of getting a Thermaltake Silent Boost. Any reccomendations for this cooler? Is it a good cooler, or is there a better one for under $30 or so.

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I don't know about the temps. Asus Probe reports 48C, but the BIOS report 60C, so I think the 60C is right. I set Asus Probe to shut off the system at 60C, and I encoded a movie, and it shut down. So obviously it hit the 60C mark. Also, when I overclocked it to 143*15 = 2150MHz, it shut off in 3DMark2001. BTW, do the Nforce2 boards lock the AGP and PCI bus?

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I thought so, just wanted to make sure. Thanks.

I am using an Vantec Aeroflow on my XP1800 and have it clocke at 2.0GHz and my temperature never rises above 45 C. Though if you get this heatsink and fan don't use the thermal grease provided, it isn't that great, go for some Arctic Silver 3.

<b>Just because I like AMD or Intel more at a time because of one product compared to another, does not make me a fan boy, it makes me a person who is able to make a decision for myself.</b>

SLK900A with an 80mm variable fan...

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