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Quick CPU cooler question

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Yeah, it's fine as that chip doesn't draw much power. The only downside is that it's a bit loud. 

 

Worst case scenario, you run it for a few weeks then upgrade to a real cooler if you decide the noise is too much for you. It is free after all. 

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Yeah, it's fine as that chip doesn't draw much power. The only downside is that it's a bit loud. 

 

Worst case scenario, you run it for a few weeks then upgrade to a real cooler if you decide the noise is too much for you. It is free after all. 

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