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Budget heatsync?

rl249
By rl249
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So from what I remember I've got a gigabyte mt68-s2p mobo in a corsair silencio 352 case , i've noticed lately that the cpu is getting hotter than it usually is, so the cpu fan seems to be going crazy to compensate. What im left with is a noisy, hot pc.. I've always wanted to upgrade my heat sync to something that's quieter and preforms better. 

 

Can someone advise me on a quiet heat sync that'll fit this mobo. 

 

Thanks in advance for any help

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Hyper 212 EVO is probably one of the most popular budget cooling units available. The T4 will probably work well for even cheaper.

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At this day and age i don't even think this is a question.

 

If in doubt, CM hyper 212 evo!

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Hyper 212 EVO is probably one of the most popular budget cooling units available. The T4 will probably work well for even cheaper.

 

At this day and age i don't even think this is a question.

 

If in doubt, CM hyper 212 evo!

Thanks guys! 

 

I'll check this heat sync out, 

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Hyper 212 EVO is probably one of the most popular budget cooling units available. The T4 will probably work well for even cheaper.

I just stumbled across a Cooler Master Seidon 120V, is a the 212 evo better? 

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I just stumbled across a Cooler Master Seidon 120V, is a the 212 evo better? 

It depends on what you're really looking for. If you're only looking to cool your CPU better without spending a lot of money I would look into the Hyper 212 EVO. Tho if your PC has a windowed side panel and you want it to run cooler but to also look better ascetically the Seidon 120v would be overall more pleasing to the eye than a huge honking aluminum cooler. Performance wise I am not sure where either stand in comparison to each other. With a little bit of Google'n you can pull that up on your own. Both will out perform the stock factory cooler if that's what you're currently using right now by a long shot. If you don't get into overclocking any then it really just boils down to price and ascetics.

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Sink! SINK!

 

NOT SYNC

 

Sorry

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