5punk

ideally one not requiring the removal of the mobo to fit it (takes 3 hours to get cabling that pretty)

go, do it, find out, tell me!

have you tried: http://www.what-do-we-look-like-your-he ... s-etc.com/

Alternatively I'd recommend a Zalman of some sort, they are big but quiet although I've no idea about the removing the motherboard thing

Yes, I did try google.

The best S939 cooler is the Zalman CNPS9500 LED.

deject wrote:The best S939 cooler is the Zalman CNPS9500 LED.

Unfortunately, it looks worse than you, in drag.

i have an akaso evo33. quite loud, but prety cool, my cpu hasnt gone over 50 deg even when at 100% load, and its running at 2.65 ghz. it won a hsf 'megatest' in customPC magazine a few months back, been a better one since then,a zalman iirc.

requires mobo removal tho im afraid.

pah.

for the money i could spend on a nice heatsink, i may as well consider digging my WC rig out.

Dr. kitteny berk wrote:i may as well consider digging my WC rig out.

You have a PC in your toilet?

right now, that's not an unreasonable thought

I actually had to rebuild a P.C. here at work, that has no case, and lives inside a toilet at a water treatment works, and the lid is a touchscreen.

Sometimes my job just baffles me

hehe, how rare.

Dr. kitteny berk wrote:

deject wrote:The best S939 cooler is the Zalman CNPS9500 LED.

Unfortunately, it looks worse than you, in drag.

Yeah, but I'm cheaper...

Woo Elephant Yeah wrote: lives inside a toilet at a water treatment works, and the lid is a touchscreen.

What are you supposed to touch the screen with?

yourself.

Funnily enough, the PC in a toilet was designed to entertain little kids, who wanted to learn how water goes out of toilets, and magically appears clean back in the sistern (or something).

I have to admit, it's the strangest PC I've ever had to build, and probably the
shittest too

I think I have now rebuilt about 400 PC's in the last 3 years all ranging from Win 3.11 to Win XP

I'd tend to agree with the idea of zalman's.. But not the 9500.. The Zalman CNPS7700-CU Ultra-Quiet CPU Cooler - Retail (HS-010-ZA) ... on http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/ ... n_121.html looks rather lovely. A friend of mine has it, and got lovely temperatures of like 10-15degrees.. on overclocked beast.. It may involve removing your motherboard, but probably worth it. I do hope you're not doing this just because I asked why you only had a stock cpu fan?

nah, it is a needed upgrade, mainly because i like to do a little overclocking here and there