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guys i'm looking for a good aftermarket heatsink for my 2.8 HT processor on a
ASUS P4800 DLX board...
plz lemme know if any1 has got any for sale..

thanks
 
Ive got a Thermaltake Spark 7 heatsink for sale, its an OEM version so wudnt come with the fan controller and the sensor, which is of no use really coz the mobo has onboard sensors for proccy..

price expected is 1500 shipped :)
 
@Rave
how old is it? and how is it for overclocking?
are the zalman and thermaltake coolers available in india?
 
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baasha said:
are the zalman and thermaltake coolers available in india?
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I use a Zalman 7000cu HSF on my P4C800ED 478 board and I read that this HS is NOT recommended for Prescott CPU's. Zalman's are not normally available locally.

I recently bought a Coolermaster Hyper 48 HSF for 2.5K for use on my next setup - an AMD system. This HSF attachs to 478/775/939 boards.
 
baasha said:
@Rave

how old is it? and how is it for overclocking?

are the zalman and thermaltake coolers available in india?
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well its quite good, but i havent really oced with it coz of my intel 865 board :(

temps drop against the stock heatsink of the prescott is about 5-8 C so that says enough for itself, u can check out the review link that i gave above, good performer..

oh and its about 3 months old at max....
 
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@Eazy
zalman not recommended for prescotts....why? weight??
where did get the coolermaster from?
 
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@Eazy
zalman not recommended for prescotts....why? weight??
where did get the coolermaster from?
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No it seems that the Zalmans 7000 series HS cannot handle the high temps the Precotts reach on load. The 7700 series can probably handle the Prescotts.

I bought the Coolermaster from SMC Delhi they were about 600/- cheaper than buying it from Mumbai :)
 
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P4P800 Dlx, Zalman 7000Alcu and P4 2.4C (Northwood). It is upto you to believe the temps reported by Asus Probe!! Current room temp around 14-15C.

 
WTF!!!! Awesome temps!!!

If Asus Prbe is reporting it correctly i.e :P I mean, even I am getting my lowest temps as yet with the winter, but the CPU being only 1 degree more is Awesome but not impossible!!!!
 
Nikhil said:
WTF!!!! Awesome temps!!!
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Here are my temps...... using an Intel 2.4C with Zalman 7000cu heat sink and room temp of 26C

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Nikhil said:
WTF!!!! Awesome temps!!!

If Asus Prbe is reporting it correctly i.e :P I mean, even I am getting my lowest temps as yet with the winter, but the CPU being only 1 degree more is Awesome but not impossible!!!!
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HEY NIKHIL.... PSSSST !! .....keep this under your hat - dont tell anyone .... these ASUS boards - Count's P4P and my P4C are know to give a 8C lower CPU temp reading.... Anandtech said so ..... ASUS = cheaters.....makes our readings look nice and low :D
 
lol....

But I dont think it is true for all Asus boards. I get 39 deg C on load with Xp-120 and Side panel open at night(when the room temp is around 20 or so.) The speed is 2.45 ghz @ 1.6V.

I dont think the CPU is really running at 47 deg C :P
 
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