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HSF and FANS

Originally posted by retardedchicken
ummm, could you try to clean up in your grammar on that post please?
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i agree
heatsink that will be the best for overclocking copper
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hahaha, yea i wanna OC my copper too :rolleyes:
 
Originally posted by Viet15philong
Thank u for ur help!!!!
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I can't remember where I got my SLK 800U. You need 4 mounting holes on your mother board to use it, though. Try doing a search for 'SLK 800U' at http://www.pricewatch.com to find a good deal on one. I put a Smart Fan II on mine, but you can use a delta if you want. SLK 800U is pure copper.

Come on guys, its really not fun to make fun of people who don't know much english. :( I hosted a Japanese exchange student, and he took a little bit to adjust.

Edit: I can remember misspelling overclocking, and getting overcocking. :p English is a hard language, even for those of us who speak it already. ;)
 
I would go with the Thermalright 900A if you have an AMD system or the SP-47 if you have an Intel system. As far as LED fans go Cooler Master makes some very nice 80mm ones. I have three of them and they are very bright, very quite and push a decent amount of air (they are definitely better than the antec fan I bought at Best Buy).

Good Luck!
 
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