Nov 12, 2007 #1 T ThatDood Limp Gawd Joined Nov 23, 2006 Messages 436 Quick question: If I don't plan on overclocking for the moment, would the stock HSF on a C2D E6400 with AS5 keep the processor cool?
Quick question: If I don't plan on overclocking for the moment, would the stock HSF on a C2D E6400 with AS5 keep the processor cool?
Nov 12, 2007 #2 F Foz2001 [H]ard|Gawd Joined Aug 25, 2001 Messages 2,029 uhh yes, considering they come with the processor...
Nov 12, 2007 #3 T ThatDood Limp Gawd Joined Nov 23, 2006 Messages 436 Foz2001 said: uhh yes, considering they come with the processor... Click to expand... Guess I should have been more specific. Would it be worth upgrading to an aftermarket HSF or will the stock be sufficient. Thanks Foz2001, your knowledge is endless
Foz2001 said: uhh yes, considering they come with the processor... Click to expand... Guess I should have been more specific. Would it be worth upgrading to an aftermarket HSF or will the stock be sufficient. Thanks Foz2001, your knowledge is endless
Nov 12, 2007 #4 F Foz2001 [H]ard|Gawd Joined Aug 25, 2001 Messages 2,029 Ya, the stock heatsink/fan is just fine for stock clocks. Upgrading is a complete waste of money in my opinion, sure it may lower your temps a few degrees, but the stock HSF keeps them cool enough as it is.
Ya, the stock heatsink/fan is just fine for stock clocks. Upgrading is a complete waste of money in my opinion, sure it may lower your temps a few degrees, but the stock HSF keeps them cool enough as it is.
Nov 13, 2007 #5 M mark660 Limp Gawd Joined Apr 21, 2007 Messages 510 yer theres no point the stock hsf does wat its supose to do with stock clocks unless u wana have a fancy lookin hsf
yer theres no point the stock hsf does wat its supose to do with stock clocks unless u wana have a fancy lookin hsf