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Prefered 939 HSF?

SoulkeepHL

SoulkeepHL

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I've been outta the HSF market for quite some time, and just wondering what the prefered hsf is now adays for a socket 939 setup.
 
You looking for performance or sound?

The Zalman 7000 Cu is a really good one that is extremely quiet. Thermalright is always a choice and they have a 120 version that takes a 120mm fan. Otherwise you can always look at one of their best performers.

A dark horse - but one of my personal favorites - are the swiftech heatsinks. They are absolutely wonderful Heatsinks but they are a little more difficult to find.
 
If you don't want to go with the "monster" XP-120, the XP-90 is a nice choice. A TON lighter than the Zalman.
 
JoKeR said:
If you don't want to go with the "monster" XP-120, the XP-90 is a nice choice. A TON lighter than the Zalman.
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and more importantly cools a lot better.
 
I want to get my hands on the Thermalright SB2 when it becomes available.
 
Gracias. A friend asked what id build now adays if i were to spec out a new system, so I don't know if he's looking for an oc or a silent system, but thanks for all the sugestions.
 
I can't wait until CoolerMaster release their Hyper-48 heatsink
 
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