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Q6600, wheres my heatsink?
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Last week I was here and got alot of advice on what to buy. I bought the Q6600 from ebay. NOW..they should a BOX with everything inside it......but I just got it today from the post. It was in a little tiny black box...they never sent me the actual Q6600 box....all that was init is the actual CPU...WTF am I ment to do with that??? WIthout a heatsink I cant even fucking use this god damn Q6600....This prick just ripped me off....Today is my Birthday and this is what I get???? laughable. Ok guys....I have a question now. If I were to buy a cooler...will I need the original Q6600 heatsink in order to make the cooler work??? ive no idea how this works....If I bought....say...some zalman CPU cooler....is that all I need??? Thanks. |
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That's a stinker. Odds are though, you would be replacing the stock cooler with aftermarket anyways.
PS: You don't need the stock cooler if you buy aftermarket. ![]() EDIT: Now you will probably need help choosing a cooler. That's where everybody else comes in to the thread helpfully. A Gemini II is pretty nice if you have the case space. |
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No. You don't need the original heatsink to get it to work.
And that's an OEM he's sent you. Basically all you get is a little black box with no warranty etc. |
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Yea, the OEM versions are from a bulk package. If you want the fan and heatsink, you have to get the RETAIL box. Some would argue that a retail chip is better than OEM, but that's another topic. The retail usually comes with 3-yr warrantee while OEM is one. All you need to do is get a compatible HS/Fan.
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Yes Darknova spot on
![]() Ok guys...time to advice me here! Check out my CASE in my specs...can you please choose a cooler that will overclock my Q6600 very very well???? I buy my stuff on komplett..and Will buy the best cooler there is if I need to. Money is NO option here. Here is a direct link to the site and the coolers. If you cannot access it...than perhaps you know of coolers that will do the job. Thanks guys. https://komplett.ie/k/kl.aspx?mfr=&b...ice=&maxPrice= |
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Check the auction. Make sure it specifically states that it comes with the cooler/box. If it says it comes with the cooler, then you can dispute the auction. I do agree with Jr, you will want a aftermarket cooler anyways.
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![]() EDIT: I dont think Komplett has them in stock The Thermaltake 'Orb' range is meant to be pretty good also (and they are low profile aswell)
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Hmmm interesting.
I will show you 3 coolers what I think will be good Please let me know if it would actualy fit and if it is good or bad?https://komplett.ie/k/ki.aspx?sku=334138 Cooler Master Eclipse CPU-Cooler, Socket 775/754/939/940/AM2/F https://komplett.ie/k/ki.aspx?sku=341813 Akasa AK-925 REVO Thermodynamic CPU Cooler 775/939/AM2, SilentFlux That cooler is the most expensive on komplett! 67 Euro. https://komplett.ie/k/ki.aspx?sku=332708 cythe Andy Samurai Master CPU Cooler, 120mm Fan,Socket 478/775/754/939/940/AM2 So....any of them good enough to reach....maybe 3.6Ghz? |
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)PS: I think your going for looks, not performance atm m8 lol PPS: did you make sure youve got the G0 Q6600? PPPS (lol): what mobo are you running all this on?
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http://www.frostytech.com/top5heatsinks.cfm
Compare and contrast. Frostytech has a pretty big database of coolers, also nice to know how loud they're gonna be. Here's the Scythe you were looking at...Andy Samurai Master
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I just bought a Scythe Andy as well, should be here tomorrow!
It gets great results in all the reviews I've found, pretty cheap, not too tall (like the Thermalright Ultra 120 or the Tuniq Tower) and reliable. Can't go wrong with the Arctic Cooling Freezer Pro either. So - don't run the q6600 at all until you have a heatsink on it...in case that wasn't obvious. |
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That third one is FAR too big for you brother! no chance in hell that would fit.. tho the second one would just about fit
![]() well ehhh would this mean its the GO q6600... CORE STEPPING: G0 ??? |
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thats a relief! extra OC so
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Ok then.
So...will the Scythe Andy Samurai Master Heatsink do the job?? and is not to big?? and will fit into my case?????? Should I go for this? |
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The mobo will be:
https://komplett.ie/k/ki.aspx?sku=335498 MSI P35 NEO-F, P35, Socket-775, DDR2, 1333FSB, ATX, GbLAN, PCI-Ex16 Iam sure thats good enough? Would the Akasa AK-925 REVO Thermodynamic fit into my case????? Last edited by Irish_PXzyan; Jan 7, 2008 at 05:08 PM. |
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This Noctua cools really well, and is relatively quiet. Build quality is awesome.
https://komplett.ie/k/ki.aspx?sku=326999
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out of stock and it looks to big
15cms long...I dont think my case is wide enough for it
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checkout www.frostytech.com .They have some comparisons(HUGE) of dB level and cooling level and some rankings.IMHO TRUE,ZEROtherm Nirvana 120,Zalman CNPS 9700LED stay top of the pack now.
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edit: and the revo's been getting some pretty poor reviews, i'd avoid it |
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Scythe Ninja PLUS CPU Cooler, 120mm Fan, Socket 478/775/754/939/940/AM2 https://komplett.ie/k/ki.aspx?sku=320978
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man ive bought the mobo days ago
No time for changing!zCexVe: I have checked the site iam just lost if it will fit into my case...All I want is for someone to say that this cooler is great and will fit into your case. CAN anyone point out 1 that they know will fit into my case?????TECHIES???? where are you!!! |
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keakar: That CPU is 15cms
I think thats just to big for my case.
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i just looked at your case on komplett (its the xion one with green lights right?), i really dont think you will have any trouble fitting any of the scythe's
the scythe mine rev.b is at a good price, tatty_one has one and found it to perform better than the mugen, and the andy is a very good cooler too |
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the noctua 09 version is what im using in the P4 Prescott (very hot running cpu) computer i have now and its about the same size as the arctic cooler 7 which i just bought to use in my new Q6600 build, the arctic cooler 7 is highly praised as a great cooler for the Q6600 and will fit any case so if your concerned about space then i suggest you get the arctic cooler 7 or the noctua 09, either one will definately fit any application.
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