Intel 775 Stock Cooler for P4

[The Sauron]

Hi,
One of my friend need ( Having copper base) type LGA775 Intel stock cooler for a P4 3.0Ghz CPU.

PM your offer /post expected price in this thread.

Thanks

 

[yours_majesty]

INTEL EXTREME COOLING .. very hard to find cooler .... Quote your price .. click the link

The Boxed Intel® Core™2 Extreme Processor Cooling Solution

 

[ultimabasher]

buygamingstuff guy is having a coolermaster OEM HSF go for some 400 bucks. You may wanna check it out.

 

[The Sauron]

INTEL EXTREME COOLING .. very hard to find cooler .... Quote your price .. click the link

The Boxed Intel® Core™2 Extreme Processor Cooling Solution

Thanks for your offer but I dont need above cooler. My friend buying new cooler becuase of broken pushpins. I don't think he can pay more than 200-250. Even only Intel original HS without fan will do work.

buygamingstuff guy is having a coolermaster OEM HSF go for some 400 bucks. You may wanna check it out.

Thanks for the information buddy. I seriously doubt that CM cooler can handle idle 60 degree and 75-80 degree load temperatures of Pentium :ashamed:

 

[hackboy89]

have a look at this one from glacialtech:

Glacialtech Igloo 5057 ? Lynx-The Electronics & Computer Superstore

 

[g2]

Have the intel oem cooler left from by Penitum D925 3Ghz. Have no idea about its price now so 400 shipped? PM if interested

 

[geek ashish]

Thanks for your offer but I dont need above cooler. My friend buying new cooler becuase of broken pushpins. I don't think he can pay more than 200-250. Even only Intel original HS without fan will do work.

Thanks for the information buddy. I seriously doubt that CM cooler can handle idle 60 degree and 75-80 degree load temperatures of Pentium :ashamed:

just installed this cooler on Pentium D 820
60C idle 70+ full load
no probs.
only problem is CPU-heatsink contact area is less than stock cooler, but OK if CPU runs at stockspeed ie no o/c.

Total VFM.

P.S.: Fan has only 3-pin connector. It is meant to be connected at CPU_FAN pins (4 pin, 4th pin is for speed control) on mobo, but mobo can't control the speed of the fan.
Mobo can sense the speed but fan runs at full speed at all time. I prefer it that way, even my original H/S-fan is at full speed.

One more advantage is, the fins of the fan are covered by solid plastic, unlike Intel fan. So lesser chances of breaking the fins by accidental contact with wire or molex connector

 

[Rockfella]

Copper based Intel HS coolers are avl locally here sometimes for around Rs. 200 bucks... i will check for U.