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ok, first of all, as u can tell this is my first post.
I am in a small dilemma here, i do not know which heatsink to chose. These are my concerns, since i have an NF7-s I do not have the motherboard holes to mount heatsinks on so i have to use the clips, which is sucks. so I'm trying to decide which heatsink to get, either im going to get a Thermalright SLK900A the problem with that is im worried i might chip the core because of the weight and the way its built(all skinny and not touching all 4 pads) or i would get a Swiftech MVC462-V which seems safer to me.
The other question i had is if there is a noticable difference in temperature if a panaflo is used compared to a tornado, im getting a 2400m or 2500m pretty soon so i want to be able to overclock to at least 3200+ speeds and probably higher, if u guys could provide any insights it would be greatly appreciated.
thx in advance
i forgot to mention i do go to lans and whatnot so i do move my case around quite a bit.
I am in a small dilemma here, i do not know which heatsink to chose. These are my concerns, since i have an NF7-s I do not have the motherboard holes to mount heatsinks on so i have to use the clips, which is sucks. so I'm trying to decide which heatsink to get, either im going to get a Thermalright SLK900A the problem with that is im worried i might chip the core because of the weight and the way its built(all skinny and not touching all 4 pads) or i would get a Swiftech MVC462-V which seems safer to me.
The other question i had is if there is a noticable difference in temperature if a panaflo is used compared to a tornado, im getting a 2400m or 2500m pretty soon so i want to be able to overclock to at least 3200+ speeds and probably higher, if u guys could provide any insights it would be greatly appreciated.
thx in advance
i forgot to mention i do go to lans and whatnot so i do move my case around quite a bit.