Heatsink in Microfly (again..)

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baballin328

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I would like to buy a new heatsink for my Microfly to make it quieter and cooler, but doesn't have to be extremely cooler, though that would be nice.:) Rite now I have the stock 80mm heatpipe AMD heatsink with another 80mm fan blowing on top of it. It idles around 42C on hot days and 35C on cool. Loads get high to around 55C+. Temps are OK, but it's loud. So I would like to know which heatsink to get. I could get a AC Freezer 64 Pro and modify the case. But I was also wondering if the TT Blue Orb II or the Thermalright SI-120 would fit. I'm looking to spend less than ~$40.
 
i had bought the zalman 7700cu for my sff, it didnt work out to great. i was really fiddling with the heatsink/mobo outsoude of the case on the tray, but it would nudge a little bit over the tray so i was worried it wouldnt fit. well, i ened up just using the stock cooler. and also if i remember correctly it will take up 1 or 2 ram slots. and btw i have the same mobo, biostar tforce 6100 939.
 
Well I'm actually thinking about going for the AC Freezer 64 Pro. I've seen it fit on the same mobo and in the same case that I have, a member at another forum posted pics. And only $18 at buy.com and with $10 off with google checkout its an even better deal!
 
baballin328 said:
Well I'm actually thinking about going for the AC Freezer 64 Pro. I've seen it fit on the same mobo and in the same case that I have, a member at another forum posted pics. And only $18 at buy.com and with $10 off with google checkout its an even better deal!
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Very decent cooler for low price ,pretty quiet too , fits with minor case mod . There are some threads around here of people who used it in a microfly , just cant find it right now .:(
 
7700 works great in my Q-Pack

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I just installed a 7700 on my TForce 939 board in a Microfly with very little trouble. It is very quiet(for my standards) even on high. It also keeps my CPU very cool compared to the stock AMD HSF I used previously.

I just took the MB tray out and followed the installation directions. The MB tray went right back in with no problems what so ever.
 
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