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On the Thermalright website it says the fan used should always be blowing down for all Thermalright heat sinks. So I figured that having the side fans blowing air into that fan would be the best option. Does that sound right?

Here is a crappy diagram.

Thermaltake XASER III series. It's heavy.

Thanks for the info mang. If it's no big deal i'll just keep it how it is.

I recently built a core2duo system and noticed that one core always has a lower temp than the other. At first I thought it may be the stock cooler but today i installed a Thermalright SI-128 and the 2 cores are still reporting that one is hotter than the other. With the stock cooler I was...

I've been looking at a GeForce 7950GT today and was wondering if it would be more bang for the buck? Thanks.

I've been buying parts over the last few months for my new pc and now i'm down to picking a video card. So far i'm running with an Intel E6600, a Gigiabyte GA-965P-DS3, 2 gb OCZ and a Enermax Liberty 620w PSU. I only want to spend around 275 to 300 dollars on a video card and i'm thinking...

I ended up going with OCZ. 2 GB Platinum Did I make a good choice?

So far I've got the Intel E6600 a Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3 mobo and a Enermax Liberty 620w PSU. I'm wanting to get 2gb of ram and i'm thinking about going with Corsair, but I don't know which one I should get, CM2X1024-8500C4 or CM2X1024-6400C4? I was also wondering if the G.Skill ram would be...

Thanks again. :)

What's the difference between the core 2 and the core 2 extreme? I'm upgrading to a core 2 rig and wondering if the extreme is worth the extra dough? Sorry for the noob questions. :D Danke!

I think what i'm going to do is go with Intel this time, but I woud like to get a mobo that will be able to upgrade to the quadcore chips. I'm going to have to uprade this pc over a 3 or 4 month period, spending around $500-800 each month. What would be the best parts to buy first? I'm...

Thanks alot for the help everyone. I dont plan on overclocking, though the option to do so would be nice. I just want something fast enough to play all the new shooters and mmorpg's and any other cool game that is coming out soon. I like the idea of being able to upgrade to the quad core chips...

I looked up the ASUS P5N32 SLI and there was 4 different models at newegg. Which one should I be looking at?

I'm wanting to upgrade my computer again and i'm stuck on what chip to choose. I usually go with AMD, but I hear that these newest Intel chips may be a better choice. The only parts i'm going to be using from my old PC is an Enermax Liberty (620w) PSU a Sounblaster X-FI card and a Thermaltake...